Undefined Explosive Device (UED)

Undefined Explosive Device (UED) event in United States of America on Mon 23rd February 2026

23rd February 2026

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Kent City Hall was closed down due to an undetonated explosive device being brought to city hall.

According to the Kent Police Department, in the afternoon of Feb. 23, the city closed Kent City Hall at 220 Fourth Avenue South due to a suspected military-grade undetonated explosive being brought to the campus. A bomb squad was sent to the scene.

According to the Kent Police Department, that same day, the device was safely removed. Despite the city hall being closed, the Kent Police Department lobby remained open. All facilities reopened on Feb. 24.

The story will be updated as development arise.

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