The incident is being folded into a broader news rundown covering national and international stories, including politics, crime, and entertainment.

Two teenagers, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Nikk, were detained by NYPD officers in connection with a protest near Gracie Mansion in New York City after a possible homemade explosive device was tossed during the demonstration.

A bomb squad later found a suspicious device inside a car near the protest site, a vehicle with out-of-state plates linked to the investigation.

The Gracie Mansion protest featured a far-right anti-Islamic demonstration, with counter-protesters fuelling tensions.

The article credits Sophia Compton of Fox News Digital for reporting the development.

Authorities continued analyzing the devices and pursuing potential affiliations or broader plots, with local police, the FBI, and federal prosecutors cooperating.

Police activity and public safety advisories dominated the hours leading up to new developments in the case.

Information comes from statements by multiple agencies, including the NYPD, Newtown Township Police, and Middletown Township Police, with coverage extending to earlier FOX reports.

Federal authorities joined the investigation to determine the incident’s full scope and any additional threats or accomplices.

Officials emphasized the source of information across agencies to coordinate the investigation.

Authorities urged the public to avoid two Bucks County residences in Middletown and Newtown during the investigation, while stressing there is no known public threat.

There is no reported threat to the public at the Bucks County locations at this time.