The FBI is arrested by Utah men after the explosive device that was found under the FOX 13 news vehicle

The Federal Investigation Office (FBI) arrested two men in Utah after finding a bomb under a Fox 13 news A vehicle in the Solt Lake City, according to official reports.

The suspects, Adeeb Nasser, 58, and Adel Al -Qadi Ahmed Nasser, 31, are facing multiple charges, including the threat of terrorism, and possesses weapons of mass destruction and possession of explosive devices.

The device was found on Friday, September 12th and was determined to be real, Fox 13 said. The officials said the device had lit but “failed to work.”

The Salt Lake City bomb and unified police bombs/the burning squad/unified bombs on the device are located under a FOX 13 news vehicle that was parked next to an occupied building.

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The documents seen by the Fox News Digital also show that due to the nature and situation of the device, the accident was a major threat to public safety.

the Federal Bureau of Investigation Ultimately, the field office in the Salt Lake City took over the judicial jurisdiction and took the research.

Investigators followed the device to a house near 2700 south and 8,500 west in Majna, where the suspects were said to live.

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Federal agents served a real estate inspection note, as a guarantee of entering the Salt Lake City Bomb.

Inside, the officers found two weapons in the trick of mass destruction, two firearms, Bombs Making equipment And illegal drugs. The nearby houses in the neighborhood had to evacuate the area.

In addition to the explosive materials, the investigators said, the officers found “firearms, tools related to firearms, illegal drugs, and electronic devices that are believed to have evidence of crimes.”

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The authorities said that the actions of the suspects were a “great danger of collective losses.”

Adeeb Nasser and Adel Al -Adl will be held in the Salt Lake County Prison.

“Fox 13 News is working closely with law enforcement and our risk management team, with the safety of our employees as a top priority for us,” said Lyona Wood, director of Fox 13.

Fox News Digital contacted FBI and Salt Lake City Jail for comment.