SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP) — Authorities in Utah say two males have been arrested on suspicion of putting an incendiary gadget below a information media automobile in Salt Lake City.
The bomb didn’t go off.
Police and fireplace division bomb squads responded Friday when a suspicious gadget was discovered below the automobile parked close to an occupied constructing.
Investigators decided the bomb “had been lit however didn’t operate as designed,” in keeping with courtroom information cited by CBS affiliate KUTV.
The FBI recognized two suspects and served a search warrant at a house within the Magna neighborhood west of town’s downtown.
Two males, ages 58 and 31, had been arrested and will face fees associated to weapons possession and threats of terrorism, ABC affiliate KTVX reported Sunday.
Neighboring properties had been evacuated through the search, which turned up explosives and “explosive-related parts,” firearms, unlawful narcotics and different paraphernalia, courtroom information say. Authorities say additionally they discovered not less than two units that turned out to be hoax weapons of mass destruction.
There was no details about a doable motive and the connection between the 2 suspects wasn’t instantly identified.
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