Search of Storage Unit for Explosives Turns Up Nothing
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Posted: 6:11 PM Jun 19, 2008
 Last Updated: 11:06 PM Jun 19, 2008
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Pueblo police have searched a storage unit in connection with explosives found in the home of a former CBI agent. Only household items were found inside.

The storage unit is at 2001 Oakshire Lane, near Constitution and Troy.

There was reason to believe James Crippin was storing explosive devices there. Crippin, a former CBI agent, is facing charges after investigators say they found supplies to make pipe bombs in his University Park home.

Pueblo police tell 11 News the search of the storage unit turned up nothing dangerous.
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