On 4 September 2025 at approximately 0900, the Woburn Police responded to a bank located on Mishawum Road in Woburn after receiving a report of a prior tampering of the exterior of an Automated Teller Machine (ATM).  Upon arrival, officers discovered the drive through ATM sustained damage from what appeared to be the result of an unknown destructive device or a pipe bomb. The Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Boston’s special agent bomb technicians also responded to the scene.

On 3 September 2025, at approximately 0200 hours, a 51-year-old suspect from Kansas City, was pulled over during a routine traffic stop on Interstate 49 near Archie. Deputies in Cass County discovered homemade explosives and illegal drugs in the vehicle. The Lee's Summit Bomb Squad was called to the scene, safely detonated the explosive devices and ensured the area was secure. The suspect is now facing multiple charges related to the incident.

On 2 September 2025, the Thurston County Sheriff's Department responded to a report of a suspicious individual at a gas station off HWY-12, located in Rochester. Upon arrival, deputies encountered a 31-year-old suspect lying on the ground. During the interaction, an altercation occurred, leading to the suspect's arrest. A subsequent search of the suspect revealed a Person-Borne IED (PBIED) potential explosive device, described as a taped cylindrical object with a visible fuse. The Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad was called to the scene and successfully rendered the device safe.

On 6 August 2025, the Tupelo Police Bomb Squad responded to investigate a possible improvised explosive device (IED) in Boonville. A construction worker noticed a suspicious device located on an air conditioning unit near a building being renovated. The Tupelo Police Bomb Squad conducted diagnostic procedures on the suspected IED and determined it was a hoax device. The investigation was turned over to local authorities to determine who placed the device and what charges they may face.

On 28 August 2025, at approximately 0520 hours, law enforcement officers responded to a "shots fired" call in the 1500 block of North Anderson, Newton, Kansas, but found no evidence. Later that morning, at approximately 1025 hours, a cyclist reported discovering remnants of an explosive device in the same vicinity. Emergency response teams, including the Newton Police, Fire, EMS, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and Kansas State Fire Marshall’s Office. ATF took possession of the device for further investigation.