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A Monmouth man was apprehended on a Warren County warrant for Manufacture or Possession of Explosive or Incendiary Device and Attempt to Commit Aggravated Arson. According to a release from the Monmouth Police Department, 51-year-old William L. Frakes was arrested Thursday on the warrants, issued by the Warren County State's Attorney. The warrants stemmed from an incident that occurred on June 9, 2022, in the 800-block of South 1st Street in Monmouth. It's not clear what occurred on June 9. The Federal Bureau of Investigation also conducted a search warrant at Frakes' residence...

An Oelwein man has been arrested for threatening to shoot up and blow up the Independence Walmart, according to KCRG. Employees of the pharmacy reported to police that a man had called twice and threatened two different employees. While the police were on location the caller, later identified as ...

Fort Collins Man Arrested for Possession of Explosive Devices A man named Dice has been arrested, with the help of Kanasa authorities, for possessing several explosive devices including a molotov cocktail. What uses did Nicholas Robert Dice, 34, may have had planned for his explosives are not yet known, but we do know that they won't be put to use, thanks to the diligent work of the Larimer County Sheriff's Office (LCSO.) It started in May of 2021 when Dice was pulled over in Loveland and arrested on an outstanding warrant. In his vehicle at that time, Dice had methamphetamine, a stolen h...

The U.S. tried to win World War II with a bat bomb What it’s about: Holy ordinance, Batman! During World War II, American scientists raced to develop crucial technology that would win the war: The B-29 bomber. Radar. The atomic bomb. And, a somewhat less crucial technology, the bat bomb: a bomb canister that contained live bats, each of which would carry an incendiary device and (in theory) start devastating fires across Japanese cities. Advertisement Biggest controversy: The part where we tried to defeat Imperial Japan with an army of bats. The idea came from a dental surgeon named Lytle S...

May 28—Huber Heights police are investigating a possible aggravated arson incident in which a large firework exploded inside a car. Huber Heights Police Sgt. Brian Carr said someone threw an incendiary device into a man's car around 1:50 a.m. on May 25. Initially, the caller said someone had blown something up, and an object went through her son's window. She said her son's truck had been ...