A Bradford man who was arrested last week on stalking charges was arraigned Friday before District Judge Rich Luther for allegations he possessed an explosive. Eric E. Cramer, 42, of 223 Onofrio St., is charged with weapons of mass destruction, a second-degree felony, causing or risking catastrophe, a third degree felony, prohibited offensive weapons, a first-degree misdemeanor, carrying explosives and recklessly endangering another person, both second-degree misdemeanors, court records said. According to court records, police executed a search warrant Dec. 21 for his pick-up truck they obtained for the stalking investigation, where police allegedly found and seized the explosive device from the back pocket of the truck’s passenger front seat. The stalking charges stem from allegations that he put a GPS tracking device on a pick-up truck belonging to Susan Grady-Dewer, showed up at places where she was, slashed her truck’s tires and put sugar in her gas tank, court records indicated. At the time the most recent charges were filed, Cramer was in McKean County Jail in lieu of $20,000 for the stalking charges. Following his arraignment for the explosive device charges, he was sent back to jail in lieu of an additional $100,000 bail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Jan. 5
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