Police officers on the scene of the incident that led to arrest and charge in Rainham. Image:@MPSHavering

Detectives from Havering have charged a man after explosives were discovered at an address in Rainham.

40 year old Ian Michael Shingler of Plough Court, Broadis Way, Rainham was charged on Tuesday, 7th July with four offences:

Possessing/controling explosive with intent to endanger life/injure property, contrary to Section 3(1)(B) of the Explosive Substances Act 1883.

Possessing explosive substance for unlawful purpose, contrary to Section 4(1) of the Explosive Substances Act 1883.

Possesing ammunition for a firearm without a certificate, contrary to Section 1(1)(B) of and schedule 6 to the Firearms Act 1968.

Possessing a thing converted into a firearm, contrary to Sections 1(1)(A) and 4(4) of and schedule 6 to the Firearms Act 1968.

Met Police in Havering said:

We would like to thank the local community for their patience and understanding whilst emergency services were dealing this incident.

Male charged with numerous offences after incident in #Rainham last weekend Full details m.facebook.com/pages/Havering… http://t.co/wxAJNfmNo9

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015

1/4 Detectives from Havering have charged a man after explosives were discovered at an address in Rainham.Ian Michael Shingler,(30.11.74)

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015

2/4 of Plough Crt Broadis Way, Rainham was charged on 7 July with 4 offences:Possess/control explosive with intent to endanger life

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015

3/4 Possess explosive substance for unlawful purpose.Possess ammunition for a firearm without a certificate..

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015

4/4 Possess a thing converted into a firearm. contrary to Sections 1(1)(A) and 4(4) of and schedule 6 to the Firearms Act 1968.

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015

Thank you for your patience & understanding relating to this serious offence.

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Havering MPS (@MPSHavering) July 08, 2015