Crime & Safety
Plastic Bottles Explode on Hickory Avenue in Fairfield This Morning
Police say four bottles exploded on Hickory Avenue this morning, a fifth bottle failed to detonate.

By Bay City News Service
Fairfield police are investigating an incident in which four 2-liter plastic bottles exploded in the 1000 block of Hickory Avenue this morning.
Police were informed at 6:17 a.m. that residents had heard explosions on Hickory Avenue near Linden Avenue, police Lt. Greg Hurlbut said.
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Officers found plastic debris from four bottles and a fifth unexploded bottle, Hurlbut said.
Residents were told to shelter in place, and the Yolo County sheriff's bomb squad responded and rendered the fifth bottle safe, Hurlbut said.
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Police were interviewing neighbors and collecting evidence this morning, Hurlbut said.
Hurlbut said the bottles were likely chemical explosive substances, but that exploding such devices is a felony under California law.
Police said a description of the suspect or suspects may be available soon.
Patch editor David Ryan contributed to this article.
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