Explosives found in mobile home

HAMPTON - Federal authorities say charges are possible against a man and woman after ten explosive devices were found outside a mobile home where they planned to live. <br> <br> Authorities answered a call Monday morning after the devices were found outside the trailer at Clover Ranch Mobile Home Park about half a mile from Atlanta Motor Speedway. They spent the next 24 hours detonating the devices, leaving the area around 7 a.m. Tuesday. <br> <br> The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is investigating the case. The assistant special agent of the ATF&#39;s Atlanta Field Division -- Mark Potter -- says charges are possible later Tuesday. <br> <br> The man and woman suspected in the case are being held at the Clayton County Jail on unrelated fraud charges from Florida. <br> <br> Authorities have not released their names. <br> <br> Potter would not elaborate about the devices found. <br> <br> But the co-manager of the mobile home park -- David Sperat Junior -- says the devices were about ten inches tall and consisted of two connecting pieces of PVC pipe with plastic flowers stuffed inside. <br> <br> He says a woman found the devices as she was putting her daughter&#39;s belongings into the trailer where the daughter planned to move. <br> <br> The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and Henry County authorities are assisting in the investigation.

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