The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Maui Police Department are investigating Improvised Explosive Devices left in the Kahului and Pukalani areas of Maui, according to a joint statement from the FBI’s Honolulu Division and MPD. “Several devices have been recovered in the Kahului and Pukalani areas.
The IEDs may look like small, makeshift baskets, but their appearances may vary. While no injuries have been reported, the FBI and MPD are seeking the public’s help in reporting any suspicious activity that could present a threat to public safety, such as someone leaving an object unattended in a public space,” the FBI and MPD said.
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