Hazmat Crews Respond to Reported Muriatic Acid Spill on Lansdowne Drive in Lexington
Hazardous materials crews neutralized a muriatic acid spill, with officials confirming no injuries resulted from the incident.
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Bomb squad called after radioactive and explosive materials were found in dead chemist’s Massachusetts home
Bomb squad called after radioactive and explosive materials were found in dead chemist’s Massachusetts home | 22 July 2026 | A bomb squad has been deployed after radioactive and explosive materials were found in a dead chemist’s Massachusetts home. On Tuesday a radioactive “non-transportable” material and picric acid were found during a chemical mediation company clean-out of the chemist’s home lab in Lexington, near Boston. Multiple bottles of …
Update: Bomb squad disables ‘suspicious device’ after discovery in Gloucester
The Massachusetts State Bomb Squad was called into Gloucester after a well-being check on a motor vehicle operator revealed what interim Police Chief Michael Williams described as a “suspicious device.”
Explosive, radioactive substances at late chemist's home bring bomb squad to Lexington
Massachusetts Department of Fire Safety Hazmat technicians (left) and a Massachusetts State Police bomb technician (right) suiting up during the response to a Lexington home filled with hazardous materials on Monday, July 20, 2026.
After the discovery of explosives and other chemicals in Olpe, the investigation continues. According to the police, there was no danger.
It is an explosive and mysterious find in an abandoned school: there is a great deal of use in Thieringhausen. Up to 200 litres of canisters are transported away.
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