COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Pipe bombs, AK-47s and LSD are just some of the dangerous items Cobb County police say they found in a house in Powder Springs.
Channel 2 Cobb County Bureau Chief Chris Jose has obtained a copy of the arrest warrant for Dylan Chapman, 17, after police arrested him at his home on Monday.
Investigators were called out the home along Crabapple Way after they say they got a call about bomb-making materials but did not elaborate who gave them the tip.
Jose was at the scene Monday when the bomb squad made sure the scene was safe, but police released few details about what was found at the time.
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According to the arrest warrant, police said they found a pipe bomb, an AK-47 rifle and an AR-15. They also discovered handguns, about 900 doses of LSD and THC.
While in the neighborhood Wednesday, Jose went door-to-door to speak with neighbors about the incident. Many said they were too scared to talk on camera or go on the record about what was found.
Chapman is currently in the Cobb County Jail with no bond.
Cox Media Group
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