Police have made more arrests following an investigation into acid bombs left at an Orlando college.
Seven boys have arrested in the case. The Orlando Sentinel reports (http://thesent.nl/x3sjyM ) two 16-year-olds were arrested Friday on charges of detonating a destructive device on the campus of Valencia College.
Arrested earlier this week were two 9-year-olds and three other teens.
Acid bombs have been found on the college campus three times over the past few weeks. According to a police report, the acid bomb did about $300 worth of damage. No one was hurt.
Police say the bombs are typically made with household chemicals.
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Information from: Orlando Sentinel, http://www.orlandosentinel.com
