LISA HOBBS - News Editor
A man who allegedly threated to blow up his ex’s camper with a man-made improvised explosive device was in court this week.
Jamison Garrett Pack was in General Sessions Court before Judge Ryan J. Moore. Two charges against him were dismissed: stalking and unlawful carrying or possession of a weapon. He remains charged with prohibited weapons (explosives/explosive weapons).
The Warren County man was arrested on the evening of Tuesday, Aug. 26, during an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. At approximately 9:57 p.m., she called to report that Pack was “threatening to shoot stuff on the property and blow up her camper.”
Upon arrival, two Warren County Sheriff’s Department deputies found Pack sitting on a bench on the property with a firearm in his lap. They detained him.
“Mr. Pack admitted to being intoxicated and coming to the property to make contact with the female to get her to talk to him and get a ‘point across.’ A search of Mr. Pack’s person revealed a man-made improvised explosive device. Mr. Pack stated the explosive device contained two wires connecting to it and gunpowder,” in a warrant written by Deputy Douglas Wells.
The incident occurred on Robert Wilson Road in Centertown.