3 explosives found, 2 arrested after DUI incident leads to hours-long I-90 closure

Portland, ORLocal News

A DUI incident on I-90 escalated dramatically when Washington State Patrol arrested two individuals after discovering three explosives linked to the event. The situation began when a driver was pulled over, reportedly tossing a suspicious object from their vehicle, which led to immediate investigation by law enforcement. The bomb squad was dispatched to the scene to assess the potential threat, highlighting the seriousness of the situation. Authorities are now focusing on understanding the origins of the explosives and the motivations behind their presence. The incident resulted in several hours of road closures, significantly affecting traffic and raising public concern.

Washington State Patrol is committed to ensuring community safety and addressing any threats in a timely manner. As investigations proceed, more information is expected to emerge regarding the incident's implications for public safety. This event underscores the critical role of law enforcement in responding to potential dangers on major highways.

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