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Terrified British backpackers are trapped in Bolivian protests where demonstrators are throwing dynamite. The situation has created a volatile 'warzone' environment for the travelers.

A woman discovered 20 sticks of dynamite in her freezer in Los Angeles, leading to evacuations. She informed police she did not know the dynamite's origin or ownership.

A woman discovered 20 sticks of dynamite in her freezer in Los Angeles, leading to evacuations. She reported to police that she did not know the dynamite's origin.

A Valley Glen homeowner discovered 20 active dynamite sticks in a garage freezer, leading to neighborhood evacuations. Los Angeles Police Department responded to the 6100 block of Rhodes Avenue around 9 a.m. following the discovery.

A homeowner discovered 20 sticks of live dynamite in a freezer, prompting evacuations in Valley Glen. The Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad responded to the 6100 block of Rhodes Avenue following reports of a suspicious device.

A homeowner discovered 20 sticks of live dynamite in a freezer in Valley Glen, prompting evacuations. Bomb squad investigators from the Los Angeles Police Department responded to the suspicious device.

A Los Angeles woman discovered 20 sticks of dynamite in a freezer inside her garage, prompting evacuations in the Valley Glen neighborhood. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to the 6100 block of Rhodes Avenue around 9 a.m. to address the incident.

Keyonna Waddell, a 35-year-old woman from Deer Park, New York, was convicted of first-degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon after throwing a homemade dynamite stick at her sleeping boyfriend, causing him to lose his hand. The incident occurred in March 2024, with Waddell facing up to 25 years in prison at her sentencing on May 27.