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Package containing 'homemade explosive substance' discovered near Arizona State Capitol: Officials
A package that officials said contained two vials of a "homemade explosive substance" was discovered near the Arizona State Capitol in downtown Phoenix on Monday.

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Arizona Supreme Court Evacuated After Police Investigate Package with ‘Homemade Explosives’
Arizona Supreme Court Evacuated After Package Tests Positive for Explosives
Explosives prompted an Arizona Supreme Court evacuation. What to know
The Arizona Supreme Court began the year with a rude awakening as its court building was evacuated after it received a suspicious package containing items that tested positive for explosive materials ...

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Arizona Supreme Court evacuated after package containing explosive substance found
Arizona Supreme Court evacuated due to suspicious package
AZ Supreme Court building evacuated over package that tested positive for explosives: DPS
"Multiple buildings were evacuated on the Capitol Mall, including the State Courts building, which houses the Arizona State Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals, Division One," said DPS Public Infor...

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Arizona Supreme Court Evacuated Over Package Reportedly Testing Positive For ‘Homemade Explosives’
AZ Supreme court evacuated after ‘homemade explosives’ found in package
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Bomb Scare Justice: Explosive Package Triggers Evacuation at Phoenix State Courts, Heroic Response Hailed

Homemade explosives sent to the Phoenix State Courts Building led to gratitude from Chief Justice Timmer for the effective response.

Moment man blows up ATMs with homemade explosives trying to steal cash

Footage released by North East Regional Organised Crime Unit on Wednesday (7 January) shows Kristopher Follos, 45, of Olivers Mill, Morpeth, approaching a cash machine and placing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on it, causing it to explode.
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High school security guard admits to selling homemade bombs with teen accomplice

A high school security guard pleaded guilty to manufacturing, selling and mailing homemade explosives with a teenage accomplice after more than half a ton of explosive materials were recovered, authorities say. Angelo Jackson Mendiver, the 27-year-old ...
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Two men charged with making explosives in Sherburne County

SHERBURNE COUNTY, Minn. — Two family members are facing federal charges after they allegedly possessed an explosive and a sawed-off shotgun. According to court documents, a Sherburne County deputy was on patrol in Big Lake township on Oct. 21 when he saw ...
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