Explosives Disposal News Today

Deputy chief’s job will be to ensure emergency services unit has equipment and training it needs.

MEAD, Wash. -- The Explosives Disposal Unit responded to a home in Mead on Tuesday and discovered what is believed to be a "homemade device."

A total of 5,412 agents of the State Security Forces will make up the device designed to guarantee the development of the Third Summit of the European Political Community and the meeting of heads of State and Government held in Granada, within the framework of the Spanish rotating presidency of the European Council. The summit,

The RCMP in Marystown have released more information about the arrest of Tony Farrell, a wanted man who had be...

Two people are facing a slew of charges after police executed a search warrant in Wingham.

A suspicious package in the 3100 block of Victoria Avenue earlier today was... a dud. Regina police's explosiv...

A 38-year-old man faces nine charges after an incident on Argyle Street in Moncton which prompted a large poli...

The Grand Rapids Police Department’s bomb squad will be safely disposing of explosives and other hazardous materials that were seized during investigations or are expiring.

Suspect wanted after suspicious package in Oshawa Posted on December 23, 2020 by oshawaexpress in CRIME (Photo courtesy DRPS) Durham police continue to look for a suspect after another suspicious package was found at a convenience store in Oshawa. Police were called to Pantry Convenience on Park Road North on Dec. 20 around 12:30 p.m. for a suspicious package found at the business. The item was investigated by the Explosives Disposal Unit and it was detonated and rendered safe. This was ...