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Another nice and short list - just the way I like 'em! (o:
Search Results 10/23:

SCHOOL + THREAT

North Carolina:
Student Charged In Threats: North Moore Target Of Two Bomb Scares
For the second morning in a row, North Moore High School was the subject of a bomb threat Friday, leading Moore County school system police to arrest a ninth-grade male student.
The student, whose name could not be released because he is a juvenile, has been charged with two class H felony counts, one for each threat. In addition, school Principal Mike Tylavsky said, “appropriate disciplinary action has been taken” against the student.

GEORGIA TECH RELATED

Lawyer: Tech scare was botched experiment, not bomb
ATLANTA - A lawyer for a Georgia Tech freshman accused of making bottle bombs says the incident was simply an experiment gone bad.
Theodore Hollot saw dry ice on sale at the grocery store - and an opportunity to try an experiment a chemistry professor had demonstrated earlier that day.
But the results have the 19-year-old nuclear and radiological engineering major from Pennsylvania facing felony charges and accusations that he made a bomb.

SUSPICIOUS DEVICE

Suspicious Device Found Under Petaluma Police Vehicle
The Petaluma Police Department reported Friday that a suspicious, possibly explosive device had been found under a police vehicle Thursday afternoon.
At about 6 p.m., report police, a device was found under a Police vehicle parked in the rear parking lot of the Petaluma Police Department. The device appeared to contain an unknown liquid, and had attached to it a partially burned wick, according to the department.

OU RELATED

FR THREAD:
Close Call but Fun for ALL
(...)The university also showed a pregame video presentation with OU president David Boren and athletics director Joe Castiglione explaining emergency procedures. Law enforcement faced a possible threat shortly after 3 p.m. on Asp Avenue, just south of Lindsey Street, which caused officers to tape off the area and check for explosives. The area was deemed all clear within a few minutes.

THANKS LibertyRocks.

The device appeared to contain an unknown liquid, and
had attached to it a partially burned wick, according to the
department.<<

Under the Petaluma Police car.

This is about the third time in a week that we have had a liquid leaking from a bomb......

There must be a new recipe on the internet.