Authorities in Utah arrested two men after a bomb was found under a News vehicle in Salt Lake City. The device did not explode and was discovered near an occupied building.
- Two men arrested for placing incendiary device
- Bomb under vehicle failed to detonate
- Suspects face weapons and terrorism charges
- Explosives and weapons found during search
- No clear motive or suspect relationship known
- Media coverage increased after Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Police and bomb squads responded on Friday when they found a suspicious device under a parked vehicle. The bomb had been lit but failed to detonate, according to court records cited by CBS affiliate KUTV. The FBI identified two suspects, aged 58 and 31, and executed a search warrant at a home in Magna. They were arrested on potential charges including weapons possession and terrorism threats. Authorities evacuated nearby homes during the search, which uncovered explosives, firearms, illegal drugs, and hoax WMD devices. The motive and relationship between suspects remain unknown. This incident follows heightened media attention after last week’s assassination of Charlie Kirk in Salt Lake City.
- Arrested suspects are 58 and 31 years old, facing weapons and terrorism charges.
- The bomb was lit but failed to explode, preventing harm.
- Authorities seized explosives, firearms, drugs, and hoax devices during the raid.
- Investigation continues into motives and suspect connections.
This incident raises concerns about potential threats against media and public safety. Authorities remain vigilant, and further updates are expected as investigations proceed.
Salt Lake City remains on alert, with officials emphasizing the importance of security following recent violent events.
