Police eye homemade bombs, fire on Washington-Idaho border
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Police are investigating improvised explosive devices and a fire believed to be arson in towns along the Washington-Idaho state line, officials said.
A fire damaged a laser tag arena before 2 a.m. Sunday in Pullman, Washington, The Spokesman-Review reported Monday.
Hours later, an explosive that appeared to be a pipe bomb was found at sports fields in the city 285 miles (459 kilometers) east of Seattle.
Last week, an explosive device that looked like a large, M-80 type of firework was found in a mobile home court in Moscow, Idaho, nine miles (14 kilometers) east of Pullman.
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Cross-posted in the Washington Group.
