When the deputy arrived at the high school, the citizen pointed out two plastic bottles wrapped in black tape. One bottle was two liters in size; the other was approximately 16 ounces in size. Both appeared to contain a white powdery substance inside. The deputy recognized the devices as bottle bombs and called for a trained Explosive Ordinance Disposal (E.O.D.) deputy to respond to the scene. The bottle bombs were rendered safe by the E.O.D. deputy.
These devices have caused a number of injuries, including series chemical burns, eye irritation or blindness, limb and facial injuries and hearing damage. They are a felony to possess or build, and if convicted punishable by imprisonment up to six years.
If you find such a device do not handle it, back away and call 911.
The investigation into who constructed and left the bottle bombs behind is ongoing.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.