Police arrest Livonia man in bomb case
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LIVONIA — An investigation into a homemade bomb planted in front of a supermarket led to the arrest of a Livonia man, the Livionia Police Department reported Wednesday.
David Clemons, 46, was arrested Monday afternoon and booked at the Pointe Coupee Detention Center with manufacture and possession of a bomb, Police Chief Brad Joffrion said.
A Livonia police officer discovered the device in front of Soprano’s Supermarket at 3 a.m. Monday.
The State Police bomb squad, and officers from the Livonia Police Department and Pointe Coupee Parish Sheriff’s Office, dismantled the device, which had a burned-out wick.
Joffrion said Clemons gave no indication why the bomb as placed at the store.
David Clemons, 46, was arrested Monday afternoon and booked at the Pointe Coupee Detention Center with manufacture and possession of a bomb, Police Chief Brad Joffrion said.
A Livonia police officer discovered the device in front of Soprano’s Supermarket at 3 a.m. Monday.
The State Police bomb squad, and officers from the Livonia Police Department and Pointe Coupee Parish Sheriff’s Office, dismantled the device, which had a burned-out wick.
Joffrion said Clemons gave no indication why the bomb as placed at the store.
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