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Officials arrest Edinburg man after finding materials that allegedly could make explosive Timothy Wayne Wooddell, Jr. (Source: Broadway Police Department) By WHSV Newsroom | February 8, 2021 at 5:25 PM EST - Updated February 8 at 5:32 PM
BROADWAY, Va. (WHSV) Broadway police have arrested an Edinburg man after officials found drugs, cash and materials that could make a bomb or explosive on Friday night.
According to Chief Doug Miller, police pulled over 35-year-old Timothy Wayne Wooddell Jr. around 10:30 p.m. on Friday, February 5, for an outstanding warrant near the town fire department.
Miller says when police arrested him, they found drugs, cash, weapons, scales, and materials officials say could be used to make a bomb or explosive.
80 years ago: Nazi warplanes over Newbridge as bombs hit Ballymany
Historian Liam Kenny recalls how a stray German aircraft triggered a diplomatic war when it unloaded bombs near the Curragh racecourse in January 1941
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It was a New Year’s gift as unwelcome as it was unexpected. In the early hours of January 2, 1941, as the people of Newbridge slept under the thin security blanket of Irish neutrality, a stray Nazi plane droned overhead and unleashed a torrent of bombs to the west of the town.
High explosive projectiles plunged earthwards, scouring craters in the ground on the edge of the Curragh racecourse and in the pastures of Ballymany Stud.