Detonators need to be unscrewed and, ever so gently, lifted clear.
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Indigenous protests have been key detonators in pushing previous presidents from office.
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Beside the leaflets were a pair of industrial rubber gloves, wires and detonators.
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The thieves took from him his suicide vest, the detonators, and 2500,250 afghanis.
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Detonators have tons of health, but you can take them out quickly using this strategy.
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Police found firearms, ammunition, detonators, explosives, fake IDs and hashish in his central Athens apartment.
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HMTD has been used to build detonators in multiple al Qaeda plots against the West.
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In addition to driving the car, investigators believe Abdeslam rented rooms and shopped for detonators.
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Belgian public broadcaster RTBF said on Monday that police had found detonators in the flat.
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At a crowded bus station in the capital, Colombo, police officers found 87 bomb detonators.
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Seven Indian companies manufactured most of the detonators, detonating cord, and safety fuses documented by CAR.
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Molins also said Abdeslam had bought detonators and oxygenated water used for the fabrication of explosives.
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Security forces found a pistol, some ammunition, two detonators and bomb-making materials in the flat.
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There are even hand-held versions used by bomb squad members to hold detonators and other tools.
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In 2009, while living in Colorado, Mr. Zazi began buying chemicals that he needed to make detonators.
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The army said troops there found Islamic State flags, suicide kits, military uniforms and explosives with detonators.
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Another raid on Tuesday discovered 150 kilograms of explosives, detonators and a suitcase full of nails and screws.
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The attackers were killed and bomb vests, a handgun, a grenade and detonators were seized, the military said.
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Baby Groot is here doing stuff: threatening to set off detonators, tackling bad guys, and looking really, really adorable.
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Authorities found 29 containers carrying materials including ammonium nitrate, non-electric detonators and 11 empty liquefied petroleum gas tanks.
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Investigators found several types of explosives, detonators and pictures of popular Lima restaurants in and outside of his apartment.
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Chemring makes grenades, battlefield pyrotechnics, detonators, IED detection systems, bomb-disposal tools as well as missile and space-systems.
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The thermal detonators on which the soft drink bottles are modeled are powerful explosives in the "Star Wars" universe.
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The source also said that specialist knowledge was required to use the military detonators, which are not easy to get.
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They knew as far back as January that radical Islamists possibly tied to the group had stockpiled weapons and detonators.
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"An appreciable number of suicide belts, electronic detonators, and weapons have been seized from the detainees," IRNA quoted Sadeqi as saying.
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The Real Deal: In what might be one of the least anticipated stories of the year, the Transportation Security Administration surprised many when it banned Star Wars fans from packing the specially designed Coke bottles from Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge in their luggage because the fake thermal detonators looked too much like real detonators for comfort.
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That week, 59 firearms were found at TSA checkpoints across the U.S. as well as inert blasting caps (detonators), fireworks and knives.
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Slicers and Detonators are still the biggest threats to the payload itself, but this phase also introduces yet another enemy: tank Bastion.
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Concealed in a sports bag and a rucksack were three automatic weapons, 1,258 bullets, 20 grenades, and 20 detonators for the grenades.
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The unit that employed him, known as X-21956, devised the firing circuits for the bomb's 21960 detonators, which ringed the device.
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Meanwhile, the military said security forces had recovered explosives, detonators, "suicide kits," military uniforms and Islamic State group flags in the ongoing raids.
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Investigators believe Abdeslam drove a car carrying a group of gunmen who took part in the shootings, rented rooms and shopped for detonators.
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The investigators also found detonators, a suitcase full of nails and screws, and other materials that could be used to make explosive devices.
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Among its activities, Iran "may have received design information" for a bomb and researched explosive detonators, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Inside his car, the authorities said, was a cache of weapons: four Kalashnikov rifles, two pistols, 22010 pounds of dynamite and several detonators.
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Once the first diver is safely onboard, the second technician primes the charge with the detonators, igniting the time fuse before swimming away.
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He also said he had taught himself to make remote detonators and showed off a circuit board he built as a transmitter, prosecutors said.
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In the raid, investigators found an Islamic State flag, an assault rifle, detonators and a fingerprint of Abdeslam, who was arrested three days later.
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It said it had uncovered a bomb-making laboratory during searches of the suspects' homes and had found detonators, guns, grenades and extremist literature.
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The articles include hand-drawn instructions on how to make an explosive belt, as well as lessons on making remote-controlled bombs and detonators.
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The raid on the country's eastern coast followed a shootout nearby, after which authorities found explosives, detonators, "suicide kits," military uniforms and ISIS flags.
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In January, a warning came that radical Islamists were stockpiling weapons and detonators, then three more warnings from Indian Intelligence came in April alone.
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Lahore's counter terrorism department said in a statement that their agents seized 1.5 kg of explosives and detonators apart from arresting the three men.
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Panti said the men ran away from troops and Adib threw aside his backpack, which was later found to contain detonators, blasting caps and grenades.
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Once the mines have been mapped and detected, the drone's operator drops detonators on top of the landmines with an arm extending from the drone.
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When the detonators are in place and the area is clear, the operator can blow up the mines from a safe distance using a timer.
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Three people were being questioned and a number of explosives, detonators and other weapons were found during the raids, the force added in a statement.
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In the raid, investigators found an Islamic State (IS) flag, an assault rifle, detonators, and a fingerprint of Abdeslam, who was arrested three days later.
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The cache consisted of TNT, explosives kits, electronic detonators, grenades, ammunition clips for AK-47 machine guns and four rocket propelled grenades, the statement said.
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In December last year the arrest of suspected Islamist radicals led police to a coconut plantation where a large cache of detonators and explosives was found.
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The British al Qaeda operatives who plotted to explode 10 transatlantic passenger aircraft in 2006 also planned to build detonators containing HMTD, according to court records.
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The sodas are reminiscent of thermal detonators from the "Star Wars" films and feature the name of each brand in Aurebesh, the fictional language of Star Wars.
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The sodas are reminiscent of thermal detonators from the Star Wars films and feature the name of each brand in Aurebesh, the fictional language of Star Wars.
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After the attack in Qatif, police found explosive packs intact, Alani said, indicating that only the detonators had exploded, killing the bombers but not causing wider damage.
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It shows pairs of wires running from an electrical controller to detonators on the bomb's exterior — a clear echo of the American reliance on redundant firing circuits.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police found bomb making equipment and detonators during an early-morning raid at three addresses in Athens on Tuesday, it said in a statement.
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Police in Colombo also blew up a suspicious van in a controlled explosion, and they found 87 detonators at the capital's main bus station, according to Reuters.
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The group was under surveillance, and the authorities had learned as far back as January that radical Islamists possibly tied to the group had stockpiled weapons and detonators.
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The initial indictment accused Alahmedalabdaloklah of designing and assembling parts for wireless detonators and circuit boards used in roadside bombs planted for attacks on American forces in Iraq.
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For example, he helped to develop proximity fuses, or detonators that allowed you to trigger artillery shells so they'd explode in mid-air prior to hitting their mark.
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Investigators found after that raid an Islamic State flag, an assault rifle, detonators and a fingerprint of Paris attacks prime suspect Salah Abdeslam, who was arrested three days later.
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Tyler Sumlin Two US Army soldiers are facing charges for allegedly trying to sell multiple guns, C-4 explosives, and detonators that they knew would be sent to Mexico.
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That investigation led officers to a remote coconut plantation on the northwestern coast where Sri Lankan officials discovered a large weapons cache, including 100 kilograms of explosives and detonators.
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The military said that as the search widened to Sammanthurai village nearby, they found a haul of explosives, detonators, acid bottles, Islamic State flags, suicide kits and military uniforms.
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Police said 87 bomb detonators were found at the city's main bus station, while an explosive went off near a church when bomb squad officials were trying to defuse it.
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During Sunday's operation, Algeria's military recovered 17 anti-helicopter missiles, 28 grenades, 27 grenade detonators, one rocket launcher, 20 ammunition magazines and 200 bullets, the ministry said in a statement.
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To identify and combat the bomb makers, Somalia needs to be able to use intelligence from the crime scene: explosives and explosive residues, detonators, components, SIM cards, fingerprints and DNA.
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Video footage from Yekaterinburg, broadcast on the state-run news channel Rossiya 24, showed an apartment filled with what looked like detonators in boxes, powders in bags and liquids in bottles.
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"You are protecting yourself from the detonators with shields of bamboo, and from the flood with a ring of wood," he said, in the interview in the Islamic State publication al-Naba.
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Police in the central German city of Goettingen coordinated the raids, which searched 34 buildings, questioned 22 suspects and seized 127kg of chemicals used for making explosives, as well as fuses and detonators.
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He also took over two million yuan ($290,000) in bribes and illegally stored 91 detonators in his office while working as the police chief of Inner Mongolia from 2008 to 2010, Xinhua said.
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The large scale and co-ordinated nature of the bombings—with 87 more bomb detonators discovered at Colombo's main bus station on Monday—point to a high degree of planning and considerable sophistication.
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When police arrested him in December 2016, Mohammed, who worked in a food factory making meals for supermarkets, possessed instruction manuals on mobile phone detonators, ricin and how to make explosives, prosecutors said.
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After this, the drone returns to its operator and swaps its metal detector for a robot arm, which is used to place small detonators the size of tennis balls over the mines' locations.
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Then, on my way out, my foot knocked over a concrete block and uncovered an I.E.D. I stopped, and noticed two other unexploded bombs a few feet away, as well as four detonators.
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The stockpiles contained about 120 firearms, three metric tons of explosives, detonators and ammunition, according to a group of international observers who have been trying to act as mediators between ETA and the authorities.
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On Monday, the UK's Channel 4 News uncovered that the Amazon feature was inadvertently guiding shoppers to combinations of chemicals, detonators, makeshift shrapnel, and other materials that can be combined to create a homemade bomb.
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When the police arrested him, in September 2007, they found 26 military detonators and 12 drums of hydrogen peroxide, the main explosive used in the London bombings that killed 52 people on July 7, 2005.
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The trawler was loaded with more than 90 tons of weapons and ammunition, including recoilless rifles, rockets and rocket launchers, TNT, electric detonators and cord, heavy machine guns, grenades and more than 1,000 automatic rifles.
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Police said 87 bomb detonators were found at the city's main bus station, while an explosive went off near a church where scores were killed on Sunday when bomb squad officials were trying to defuse it.
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Police recovered an ISIS flag, a Kalashnikov, detonators, and ammunition at the safehouse, suggesting that Belkaid and Abdeslam's team were planning gun and bomb attacks in Brussels like the same network had carried out in Paris.
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"Of the two remote-control detonators used during the Marathon bombings, only one was recovered, suggesting that the Tsarnaevs (or someone else) had retained the other one for possible use with additional bombs," the filing reads.
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For the Islamists, the mines are both a hideout and a treasure trove: of funds with which to recruit new members and buy arms, and of explosives and detonators to stage the attacks that extend their power.
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Ten people were arrested in raids in the northern towns of Apatin and Sombor which also yielded 12 anti-armor grenades, two rocket launchers, detonators, eight assault rifles, a heavy machine gun, semi-automatic rifles and 6,000 bullets.
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The Transportation Security Administration confirmed to a Twitter user earlier this month that souvenir Coke bottles shaped like thermal detonators from Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge theme park would not be allowed in carry-on or checked bags.
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Counterterrorism officers stopped the suspect while leaving an apartment block near central Athens on Saturday, while carrying several bags containing two pistols, 300 bullet cartridges, several detonators, cables, timers, gunpowder and eight fake identity cards, a police statement said.
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Police found 87 detonators in a private terminal of the main bus station in Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, and a controlled explosion was carried out on a van near St. Anthony's church, one of three churches targeted in the attack.
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Drivers and gunners need to be scanning in all directions, looking out for suspicious elements: piles of trash or dead goats that might be hiding bombs, people holding cellphones that might be wireless detonators, children with their fingers in their ears.
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When the boat reached Port Angeles, near Seattle, customs officers found in the car more than a hundred pounds of explosives, along with four timed detonators, each fashioned from a nine-volt battery, a circuit board, and a Casio watch.
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You shoot, you throw thermal detonators, you crouch, you take sniper shots; it's the meat and potatoes of any game of this ilk, but those that were frustrated by the first Star Wars Battlefront will immediately notice and appreciate the difference in feel.
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The man apparently had two rocket launchers and 18 shells for them, more than 5,000 cartridges, 100 detonators, 125 kg of TNT explosives and five Kalashnikov assault rifles in his vehicle when he was arrested on the Ukrainian-Polish border in late May.
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Also, based on what police found in his apartment — firearms, bullets, detonators, explosives, timers, fake IDs and hashish — he was charged with possession of firearms and explosives in order to commit terrorist acts and supply terrorist groups, forgery, theft and drug possession.
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The GPPI report noted that initial air-delivered chlorine attacks began in early 2014 and typically involve industrial gas vessels in metal drums (sometimes with detonators) dropped from the Syrian Arab Air Force's fleet of modified Mi-8/17 "Hip" transport helicopters.
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When police searched his home, initially on suspicion he may have burgled some of his clients, they found two sticks of dynamite, cables and detonators, as well as a picture of the Islamic State flag on his mobile phone, Le Foll said.
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"You need expertise to make the bomb, expertise for the detonators, expertise for the selection of the sites and how to indoctrinate people to kill themselves," said Sidney Jones, the director of the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Investigations connected to the statue destruction led police officials to a remote coconut plantation in northwestern Sri Lanka where officers discovered an elaborate weapons cache with more than 100 kilograms of explosives, detonators, wire cords, a rifle, bullets, dry rations and religious propaganda.
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But in the Sri Lanka attack, it appears that all seven suicide vests detonated and did heavy damage, Mr. Stewart said, indicating skill at making bombs and manually activated detonators, and suggesting access to a large supply of military-grade high explosives.
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At a raid in Schaerbeek on Tuesday night police found 15kg of explosives, 150 liters of acetone, 30 liters of oxygenated water, detonators, and a suitcase filled with screws and nails as well as materials, such as plastic boxes, needed to pack up the explosives.
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A pair of Navy bomb-disposal divers typically drop off a boat or out of a helicopter upwind of a floating mine and swim to it, with one carrying 10 to 20 pounds of plastic explosives and the other carrying detonators on a time fuse delay.
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Other materials that could be used in bomb making, such as ball bearings, ignition systems and remote detonators, were available on the site, and some of them were suggested on the same page as the chemicals in the "Customers who bought this item also bought" section, Channel 4 said.
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At a raid in the Brussels district of Schaerbeek on Tuesday night police found 15kg of explosives, 150 litres of acetone, 30 litres of oxygenated water, detonators, a suitcase filled with screws and nails as well as materials, such as plastic boxes, needed to pack up the explosives.
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Two hand grenades, a machine gun, a Kalashnikov assault rifle, four detonators, hundreds of bullets and three bags of explosive substances were found less than a kilometer away from a gendarmarie checkpoint on the road, the Ankara governor's office said in a statement, adding investigations were on-going.
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In September 2001, the group gained notoriety for an eerily coincidental cover for its album "Party Music" — designed months earlier — in which Riley and Pam stand before a Photoshopped World Trade Center, holding up drumsticks and a bass-tuner as if they are detonators, as the towers explode behind them.
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Among things found when police searched Kriket's apartment in the Paris suburb of Argenteuil on Thursday were 500 grams of the explosive TATP, 1.3 kilograms of industrial explosives, several bottles of oxygenated water and acetone, material to make detonators, five automatic rifles, seven cell phones, stolen passports and two computers showing links with jihadi groups, Molins said.
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The other objects the report describes being found there suggest it may have been one of the places where bombs were assembled, including a piece of cloth identical to one found on the remains of one of the bombers, a roll of the same kind of adhesive tape used on the devices, and two pyrotechnic detonators.
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The masterminds carried out eight bombings that struck three churches and three five-star hotels favored by foreigners, killing 300 people (The New York Times) … Later, 87 bomb detonators were found at the city's main bus station, and an explosive went off near a church on Monday when bomb squad officials were trying to defuse it in a location where scores had been killed a day earlier (Reuters).
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From the intercepted e-mails, and from quantities of flour and oil found in Naseer's flat—Al Qaeda teaches operatives how to build bombs starting with flour and oil—the authorities inferred that the group had planned to make bombs with chemical detonators and an organic charge, similar to those used by the bombers who struck three Tube trains and a London bus in 2005, killing fifty-two.
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