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Cleveland police and firefighters assisted Cleveland Metroparks rangers in safely detonating an explosive device they found during a traffic stop.
The scene unfolded Saturday afternoon on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive near Interstate 90. The incident happened under the I-90 overpass.
A bomb robot removed an explosive and detonated it shortly before 6:00 p.m. There were no injuries reported.
Police told newsnet5.com that Cleveland Metroparks rangers were conducting a traffic stop in the area when a K-9 unit smelled drugs. Rangers searched the vehicle and found a suspicious device.
One person has been arrested, but his or her identity is unknown. Ranger said they were still investigating.
I-90 east and westbound was closed to traffic for several hours, but has since reopened.
Newsnet5.com will update as more information becomes available.
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