Page 2 - Destructive Device News Today

A Bennington man was taken into custody on a federal arrest warrant for possessing a destructive device not registered to him.

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Two men face charges after allegedly exploding a bomb on a Northern Westchester driveway as part of an effort to threaten a victim into dropping a court case, federal officials said.New Jersey residents Damjan Stanivukovic and Vladami…

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. - A joint law enforcement investigation into a series of improvised explosive devices found placed alongside roads and highways has led to the arrest of a 41-year-old Orangevale man.

Deputies say an Ohio construction worker repeatedly threatened to blow up a Florida bar after getting kicked out.

A Bronston man was by the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office on charges of Possession of a Destructive Device or Booby Trap Device and Criminal Mischief.

Sheriff's deputies took Mason Johnson, a 22-year-old Kentucky man, into custody after they allegedly discovered a host of weaponry at his home on Sunday.

Mason Johnson was charged with attempted murder, attempted kidnapping, possession of destructive device or booby trap device, use of weapon of mass destruction and impersonating a peace officer.

COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Police Department (CPD) arrested a Kentucky man on a felony charge after a pipe bomb was found in a vehicle on Tuesday. ...

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