FBI, Maui police investigating placement of multiple explosive devices in Hawaii after SUV destroyed [Video]

The FBI and Maui police are asking the public to report any suspicious activity after an improvised explosive devices (IEDs) caused an explosion last week and after several others have been recovered. 

The explosion happened on Aug. 8 on Old Haleakala Highway, according to a press release from the FBI. The 7-inch by 4-inch cylinder shaped IED had been left in a trash receptacle before it struck a passing vehicle, sending the driver to the hospital.  

“I saw a flash in the sky and I thought it was gonna be lightning,” witness Jessica Weatherholt told local station KITV. “I heard the loudest explosion that I’ve ever heard in my entire life. It sounded like an attack. It sounded like somebody was dropping bombs.”

“The drivers side window was shattered, the frame was bent,” she continued, before describing the condition of the white SUV struck by the device. “All along the entire body was like holes and shrapnel.”

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