Jason Turner picked up a bomb-like device while cleaning fireworks debris on a Del Norte County beach, resulting in a hand amputation and vision loss.

A Humboldt County Sheriff’s deputy discovered a homemade explosive device, narcotics, and a rifle during a search of a Jeep in Eureka early Friday morning; the driver was arrested and remains presumed…

Montréal’s The Wesleys hit with precision on ‘Explosive Device’, a compact but forceful EP that captures the band at their most immediate, melodic, and emotionally charged. Released November 7 on vinyl via Meritorio Records (U.S./EU) and Petit Village Records (Canada), the EP pairs four new tracks with the band’s 2022 debut ‘Outside Voices’, marking their [...]

Canadian police and military authorities have successfully removed an old military ordnance that washed ashore in Portapique, Nova Scotia. The explosive device, discovered in the water near Beachcomber Lane, was identified as a potential hazard following its emergence with the tides. RCMP and Canadian Armed Forces personnel emphasized that public safety measures are in place, with residents advised to follow instructions from on-site officials. The operation involved a coordinated effort to neutralize the threat while minimizing risks to civilians. Authorities noted that the device, likely a relic from past military activity, posed no immediate danger once properly handled. A 'muffled explosion' similar to a gunshot may be heard during the removal process, but no criminal activity is suspected. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in managing historical ordnance along coastal regions, particularly in areas with historical military presence. Environmental and safety protocols were strictly followed to prevent contamination or secondary risks. This event underscores the importance of vigilance in coastal communities and the critical role of emergency services in mitigating potential threats from old military equipment.

An explosive device detonated at a building entrance, injuring Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev, his partner, son, and two bystanders. The suspect, believed to be a lone attacker, fled towards Beausoleil. The investigation is ongoing, focusing on attempted murder. #MonacoAttack #TargetedAssassination #CrimeNews #ExplosiveDevice #Investigation

During a protest outside New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence in Manhattan, an improvised explosive device (IED) was thrown by a counter-protester. The device, a jar filled with nuts, bolts, and screws wrapped in black tape with a fuse, ignited briefly but did not explode. Authorities confirmed the device could have caused serious injury or death. Two teenagers were arrested at the scene, and a second device was found but did not ignite. The NYPD, in collaboration with the FBI and the Department of Justice, is investigating the incident. The demonstration, led by far-right activist Jake Lang, was met by a larger group of counter-protesters. Additional arrests included one person for using pepper spray and three others for disorderly conduct and obstructing traffic. The following day, another suspicious package was discovered in a car near Gracie Mansion, prompting street closures and limited evacuations until it was safely removed by the bomb squad. Mayor Mamdani was not home during the incidents and condemned the violence, emphasizing that the use of explosive devices is criminal and unacceptable.

A man was arrested and is facing attempted murder charges and possession of a destructive or explosivedevice at a Michigan City church.Matthew Schutz,41, was s

New York City authorities are investigating a potentially lethal improvised explosive device (IED) thrown by a counterprotester during a far-right

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