Explosives - EOD

Identifying and hunting offenders down before they strike is key to protecting our children

Officers noted concerns as the grenade contained a small plug in the "hollowed out section of the grenade"

Drones can assist EOD operators in several ways, from searching under suspicious vehicles to detecting audible sounds of explosive devices for analysis

In a surprise move, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently voted to allow San Francisco PD to deploy robots equipped to deliver lethal force

Porfirio Duarte-Herrera was convicted in 2010 of killing a hot dog stand vendor using a motion-activated bomb atop a car parked at the Luxor casino

The FBI’s Philadelphia field office was holding explosives response training for law enforcement partners at SCI Phoenix at the time of the incident

Pride organizers claimed PD handling of a suspicious vehicle delayed the start of the parade

Both the bombs exploded and injured those who opened them, but neither victim was the man's intended target

Three officers sustained minor injuries across the two incidents

The advanced tech lets K-9s detect even more substances than their noses can

Deputies found illegal explosives and firearms in the suspects' vehicle and on their "remote sovereign citizen compound"

Police found no bomb after searching a home where the gunman may have lived before killing himself and four others

In addition to physical anonymity, COVID-19 changes have increased virtual anonymity

Fire Chief Richard Kelley performed rescue and recovery operations, and Police Chief Wade Gourley served as an honor guard for many victims' funerals

A suspicious device led to chaos at Logan Airport on Easter Sunday, but it was far less nefarious than originally suspected, police said