Posted on 06/02/2004 7:32:01 AM PDT by esryle
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. -- Two acid bombs exploded Monday night in a Coral Springs neighborhood that has seen a series of explosions in the past two days.
Eight acid bombs have gone off since Monday in three subdivisions in the city; Glenwood, Kensington and Westview. Seven blew up in mailboxes, but Monday night, the eighth exploded in the personal car, a Ford Explorer of a Broward Sheriff's Office deputy.
Police are not saying who they think may be behind the acid bombings.
"Our biggest concern right now is safety to people who might find these. They're in clear plastic bottles, usually soda-type bottles or water bottles. They are dangerous because they are so volatile," said Rich Nicorvo of the Coral Springs Police Department.
No one has been hurt in any of the attacks. Police urge anyone who sees a bottle filled with fluid in their mailbox not to touch it. They should call 911 and let the police handle it.
Hmmmm, I wonder if these are baking soda and vinegar "bombs" they are so "concerned" about?
Seven in mail boxes...One in the personal vehicle of a sherrif's deputy...Things that make you go hmmm...
Toilet bowl cleaner and tin foil, harmless unless you drink it or rubb it all over yourself.
Seal the bottle, shake, and run like hell.
Actually, skip the shake and just run.
BIG boom, and they can be dangerous if you're near them when they go off...
No one wanted to be the one to go retrieve it, so we shot it with BB guns. Ahhh, great fun...
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Posted by esryle On 06/02/2004 9:35:09 AM CDT with 1 comment WNBC ^ WOODBRIDGE, N.J. -- Police believe an incident Saturday night in which a chlorine-filled bottle exploded after being thrown into a bar is related to three similar episodes in the Iselin area over the weekend, according to a published report. Woodbridge police have labeled the incident at the Pioneer Tavern a crime of terrorism involving chemical weapons, the Home News Tribune of East Brunswick reported in Wednesday's editions. A water bottle containing chlorine was thrown through an open window into the bar at about 11:30 p.m. Saturday, police said. |
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New Terror warning |
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Posted by irishsoldier On 06/02/2004 9:48:32 AM CDT terroristwarning.com ^ Terroristwarning.com Urgent Alert + Headlines 06/02/2004 # 1 TEXAS - Sometime between May 26 and May 31 two fully loaded propane trucks, with about 5600 gallons of propane, were reportedly stolen in San Antonio. In a seperate incident 15 cylindrical tanks were also reportedly stolen. According to news reports the missing trucks are blue Kenworth model T-30 tractors. |
OH NO! free republic is now a source for bomb making info!!!
A terrorist trained wasp chased me back into the house when I went out to check the mailbox yesterday.
He was cunning....and vicious....and dead after I sprayed that bug killer all over him.
You used a chemical weapon against a terrorist!!!???!!!! Just wait until the U.N. finds out about that!
OMG, I never thought of that. The ICC will be knocking on my door.
Between the feed store and the drug store you could buy what you needed to make gunpowder 30 years ago.
Not anymore.
And the fun we had with it as kids back then would be considered felonious behavior today.
The stuff we did as kids, it's a wonder any of us survived...
I used to... I mean my friends used to make those things and put trash cans on top of them. We also used to tie bricks to them and throw them in the pool, both effective ways of having fun on a more low-profile level. This kid shouldn't have been putting them in mailboxes because that could be really dangerous a la the Butterfly Effect.
Agreed, all I am saying is that we don't need to give our enemys, and critics more ammo to critize us. Hell, I'd be suprised if DU doesn't have this thread headlined, already.
Bob
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