FBI says suspect used thermite in Oregon, Washington ballot box fires: What we know
The FBI said Thursday the suspect in the Oregon and Washington ballot box fires in October used a welding material that can ...
FBI confirms use of thermite in ballot box fires and repeats plea for public’s help identifying suspect
We’re very worried this person may harm himself or others if he continues to experiment with thermite,” said W. Mike ...
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Vancouver and Portland ballot box arsonist used thermite, FBI says; still no arrests, $25,000 reward offered
The suspect behind a string of ballot drop box arson incidents in Vancouver and Portland in October used thermite as part of ...
FBI Releases New Details on Metal Compounds Used to Spark Pacific Northwest Ballot Box Fires
The FBI has released new information regarding the incendiary devices used to spark ballot drop box fires in the Pacific ...
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FBI reveals arson suspect used ‘coffee cup’ size of welding material in ballot box fires
The FBI has announced new information and requested additional information in connection to the arson of three ballot boxes ...
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‘We need your help’: FBI releases details on metal compounds used to spark PNW ballot box fires
The devices used to spark three ballot box fires in the Pacific Northwest during the 2024 election were made of thermite and ...
'Orchestrated attack' on Portland elections office shatters dozens of windows, police say
Police made no arrests as of Tuesday morning, but were circulating surveillance video and seeking tips from anyone with ...
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FBI urges public to help in ballot box fires investigation
The FBI is asking the public for help today in identifying the suspect behind the ballot box fires in Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA last October. They say they need to hunt this suspect down before ...
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FBI reveals arson suspect used ‘coffee cup’ size of welding material in ballot box fires
“[Thermite] is a very volatile mix that can burn ... about the suspect who remains at large. Crime Stoppers of Oregon is also offering a reward of $2,500 on behalf of the Portland Police Bureau.