On 6 September 2024, at approximately 1200 hours local time, Shelby County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Shelby County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad technicians responded to a house on the 5600 block of Rensslaer Drive in the Raleigh-Bartlett area after a man cleaning out the house discovered four possible explosive devices inside. Bomb squad technicians removed the devices, described as cylindrical devices with fuses wrapped in gaffer’s tape, from the residence for later disposal. No further information has been released. 

On 8 September 2024, deputies from the Madison County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) stopped a vehicle east of Tilden and arrested the 47-year-old male driver for operating with a suspended license. While searching the vehicle, deputies discovered drug paraphernalia and stolen property. MCSO obtained a search warrant for the driver’s residence in Tilden and discovered additional drug-related items and an IED. The Nebraska State Patrol Bomb Unit was called to assist and removed the unspecified IED without incident.

On 10 September 2024, at approximately 0905 hours local time, Macomb County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) deputies responded to a mobile home park on the 24000 block of Bradford Drive in Harrison Township for a report of a suspicious situation. At the scene, officers discovered a potential vehicle-borne IED (VBIED). The vehicle had a propane tank placed in the front seat with electrical wiring running from the tank to the vehicle’s middle console, as well as a second tank affixed to the driver’s side front wheel with copper wire running underneath the car.

On 6 September 2024, the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit responded to an abandoned property on the 7200 block of Forest Drive in Kansas City after an individual conducting a walkthrough of the property discovered possible ordnance. Bomb technicians inspected the device, described as a possible claymore anti-personnel mine, and were unable to determine if the device was live. Bomb technicians removed the device for further investigation and disposal. ATF and FBI agents assisted with the investigation. No further information has been released. 

On 2 September 2024, at approximately 0220 hours local time, Cairo Fire Department crews responded to a fire at a building on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in Cairo and extinguished the blaze. Georgia State Fire Marshal's Office investigators also responded to the scene and obtained video surveillance footage showing an unidentified suspect throwing an improvised incendiary device (IID), described as a Molotov cocktail, onto the roof of the building before fleeing the scene. The fire is being investigated as an act of arson, and the investigation is ongoing.