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New York: Explosive Device Discovered in Residential Neighborhood

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On 29 April 2024, at approximately 1100 hours local time, Yonkers Police Department (YPD) officers responded to a location in the 1060 block of Nepperhan Avenue for a reported discovery of an explosive device. YPD officers confirmed the presence of the device, and the YPD’s Emergency Services Unit requested the assistance of the Westchester County Department of Public Safety’s Hazardous Devices Unit. No further details have been released.


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New Jersey: BMM Discovered in Home, 1 Arrested

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On 19 April 2024, following a collaborative investigation between Township Police, Essex County Prosecutor’s Office, and federal officials, authorities responded to a residence in Maplewood for reports of a juvenile possessing bomb-making material (BMM). Authorities confirmed that the home contained BMM and arrested the juvenile onsite. The juvenile was charged with possession of explosive materials. No further information was released.

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California: Pyrotechnics Thrown During Counterprotest

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On 30 April 2024, at approximately 2245 hours local time, counterprotestors threw pyrotechnics at a protest encampment on UCLA’s campus in Los Angeles. The counterprotestors also used pepper spray or bear spray. Clashes between protestors and counterprotestors continued throughout the night, with the number of individuals injured unknown. UCLA Campus Police and medical personnel responded to the scene. No further information was released.
 

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California: IEDs, HME, Pyrotechnics, EPCs Discovered in Shooting Suspect’s Home, 1 Arrested

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On 25 April 2024, Kings County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) deputies arrested a 25-year-old Lemoore man in connection with a shooting on 19 April. KCSO deputies searched the suspect’s home and discovered explosive precursor chemicals (EPCs), completed homemade explosive material (HME), IEDs, and pyrotechnics. Kings County Fire Department and California Fire Marshal’s Office personnel were called in for assistance. Police believe the suspect had been removing explosive material from illegally acquired commercial manufactured pyrotechnics to construct IEDs and aerial pyrotechnics.

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Oregon: IID Thrown at Trailer Home, 1 Arrested

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On 18 April 2024, at approximately 0615 hours local time, Portland Fire & Rescue responded to a fire in a trailer home at Southeast 162nd Avenue and Southeast Division Street. Fire crews extinguished the blaze, and no injuries were reported. At approximately 2130 hours, Portland Police Department (PPD) officers were called about suspicious activity at the same intersection, where a neighbor discovered a shopping cart containing improvised incendiary devices (IID), described as Molotov cocktails made from glass bottles, a “greenish” liquid inside, and denim cloth coming out of the tip.

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Idaho: IED Discovered Along Highway

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On 21 April 2024, a pipe bomb was discovered at one of the turnouts alongside Idaho Highway 55 and taken to the Horseshoe Bend city hall. Boise County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Boise Police Department officers responded to assist. Based on media photos, bomb technicians examined the device using a robot. No further information was provided.
 

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Utah: Dynamite Discovered in Residence

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On 23 April 2024, at approximately 0000 hours local time, Unified Fire Authority (UFA) crews responded to a home in Holladay, Salt Lake County, after a large amount of explosive material was found. Hazardous materials teams and bomb squad technicians from the UFA responded to the scene, along with the Utah Department of Health, EPA, Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communications Center, and Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake and Holladay City.

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United Kingdom: Explosive Device Discovered in Apartment, 2 Arrested

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On 19 April 2024, at approximately 1425 hours local time, Merseyside Police officers conducted a raid that was part of Operation Toxic, an initiative to tackle drug dealing and child criminal exploitation, and discovered an explosive device following an apartment search in Merseyside, Liverpool, England. Local Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal technicians responded to assist and removed the device before disposing of it via a controlled detonation. No further device details were provided.

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Colombia: VBIED Functioned in Gang-Related Attack

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On 23 April 2024, a vehicle-borne IED (VBIED), described as a motorcycle loaded with explosives, was functioned in an urban area of El Plateado in Cauca. No injuries were reported; however, nearby residences were damaged by the explosion. No additional details regarding the VBIED were released. Authorities believe the incident is the latest act of violence between the Colombian government Public Forces and the Central General Staff (EMC), a dissident group formerly associated with Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrillas. 
 

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Azerbaijan: Cache of Explosives Discovered in Farm Building

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On 19 April 2024, Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA) personnel discovered a cache at a residence in Khojavand. The cache is reported to have contained several IEDs, a large number of explosive charges, and both electric and non-electric detonators. A photo released depicts 3 IEDs using grenade bodies with an electrical detonator, 9 grenade fuses, and 12 explosive charges. ANAMA personnel rendered the explosive cache safe. No further information was released.
 

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