On 23 January 2024, the New Mexico State Police and Quay County Sheriff’s Office conducted a welfare check at a hotel in Tucumcari after receiving a tip about possible drug trafficking. Police arrested a 39-year-old man living at the hotel who had an active warrant for his arrest. Inside his room, they discovered a grenade, two firearms, and assorted drugs. The New Mexico State Police Bomb Team was called to the scene to remove the grenade for later disposal. It was unknown at the time of reporting whether the grenade was live.

On 30 January 2024, at approximately 1840 hours local time, a Broomfield Police Department (BPD) officer stopped a vehicle in a parking lot at 120th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard and arrested the driver after discovering the suspect had an active warrant out for their arrest. The BPD officer found a suspected IED, described as a pipe bomb, while searching the car. Adams County Bomb Squad technicians responded to assist and disposed of the device. No further device details were provided. The investigation is ongoing.
 

On 23 January 2024, Phoenix Police Department (PPD) officers responded to a metro light rail platform near 24th and Jefferson streets after an explosive device was found under a bench. Officers found the device, described as a bundle of cardboard tubes held together with tape with a green fuse protruding from the bundles. PPD Bomb Squad technicians responded to assist, examined the device, and removed it for further examination. Authorities later confirmed the device contained explosive powders. A 20-year-old male suspect was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct with a weapon.

On 8 January 2024, members of Limassol’s Anti-Drug Police Unit found three IEDs, four pyrotechnics described as firecrackers, a plastic bottle containing “flammable material,” and a small quantity of drugs while searching a Limassol residence. Police arrested the occupants of the house, 24-year-old and 29-year-old brothers, in connection with the incident. The investigation is ongoing.
 

On 5 January 2024, New South Wales Police Rescue & Bomb Disposal Unit officers responded to a south Sydney home after an improvised incendiary device (IID) was emplaced on the car parked at the residence. The home was flying a Palestinian flag, and its residents were described as “pro-Palestinian.” Using a bomb disposal robot, officers inspected the device, described as a jerry can with a small amount of gasoline that had rags stuffed into it, with a disposable lighter, large bolts, and a carboard sign reading “enough take down the flag, one chance!!!!” taped to it.