Moatsville: On 30 November 2025, at approximately 1600 local time, police executed an arrest warrant for a 49-year-old male suspect on a drug charge at his residence near Moatsville, West Virginia. The suspect had barricaded himself in his residence. After a brief standoff, police entered the residence, where they discovered guns, ammunition, three throwable improvised explosive devices (IEDs), one suspected bomb and a modified hand grenade. A bomb technician assigned to the West Virginia State Police Explosives Response team responded and safely rendered the explosives safe.

Rock Hill: On 22 November 2025, at approximately 0300 local time, Rock Hill Police Department (PD) closed US-21 after a grenade was found in a vehicle following a crash. The Rock Hill PD bomb squad assessed the ordnance and removed it after identifying it was inert.

Dayton: On 24 November 2025, at approximately 1700 local time, Dayton Police Department Bomb Squad responded to a residential neighborhood to deal with a bomb that was reportedly found. Technicians identified the device to be a consumer-grade smoke grenade. They also found evidence suggesting that it was tampered with. The grenade was dropped off at a disposal site. This incident is possibly related to an arson call in the area over the weekend. Police are continuing to investigate.

Hamilton: On 05 November 2025 a Hamilton, Montana resident called 911 to report that his neighbor, a 30-year-old male, had brought a galvanized pipe bomb to his house in exchange for drug money. Later that evening, at approximately 2330 local time, the resident contacted authorities again, stating that he had the bomb in his possession after the suspect left it and a rifle as collateral for money. The suspect was located near a Hamilton Taco Bell on Thursday, where he admitted to constructing the bomb.

Strong City: On 20 November 2025, at approximately 0700 local time, an Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team from Ft. Riley, Kansas and the Riley County Police Department bomb squad responded to the scene of a search warrant execution in Strong City, Kansas after two grenades and another, unspecified piece of military ordnance, were found during the search. At least one of the devices was live; all ordnance was removed by the Ft. Riley EOD team, and the scene was secured.