LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — A man accused of conspiring to kill Mounties at the border blockade at Coutts, Alta., had 40,000 rounds of ammunition on his property along with a shotgun, a rifle and two pipe bombs, court heard Friday.

RCMP Cpl. Megan Evans testified an explosives team was called in to ensure the bombs posed no danger during the search of Anthony Olienick’s rural property near Claresholm, southeast of Calgary, in February 2022.

As well as two pipe bombs, Anthony Olienick had a shotgun, a rifle and 40,000 rounds of ammunition, an RCMP officer testified{ai:summary}<p>Accused man in Alberta had arsenal including bombs and 40,000 rounds of ammo. RCMP ensures safety during search. #crime</p>

RCMP found pipe bombs in home of accused, Coutts murder-conspiracy trial told

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