KGMI News
by Dillon Honcoop
BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Police are trying to figure out who’s been setting off a string of explosions near downtown Bellingham over the past two weeks.
The first 3 explosions were around 2 a.m. on August 16th on Ellis and York streets.
Officers found burn marks and damage on a bridge and a bus shelter in the area.
Another similar blast in the same area happened just before 4 a.m. Tuesday morning, Sept. 5.
This time, the explosion shattered a bus shelter’s plastic windows and roof.
The Bellingham Police bomb squad thinks the blasts are related.
Police spokeswoman Danette Beckley says the explosive looks like a “big firecracker.”
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