The Chicago Tribune reported that a startling discovery was made at the Lyons Post Office on Saturday morning. A U.S. Postal worker, Mark Thompson, found what appeared to be half a stick of dynamite, a bullet, and white powder inside a broken envelope, hidden among a stack of packages and mail. According to Lyons Fire officials, the suspicious package was discovered around 8:11 a.m. at the west suburban post office located at 7836 W. Ogden Ave. As a precaution, emergency responders were immediately called in, including the Cook County Bomb Squad and multiple fire departments. The post office was evacuated while hazmat teams worked to assess the situation. The scene involved coordinated efforts from various agencies, highlighting the seriousness of the incident. Tim Olk, a local photographer, arrived on the scene and captured several images documenting the response. Below are some of the photos taken during the operation: Hazmat technicians from MABAS Division 10 assemble near the hazmat squad to get the necessary equipment for entering the building. Tim Olk photo A briefing is conducted to discuss how the hazmat technicians will enter the building to examine and retrieve the package. Tim Olk photo Two hazmat technicians exit the building. They are fully encapsulated in protective suits due to the unknown nature of the substance inside the building. Tim Olk photo Two firefighters from Bedford Park in basic protective gear stand outside the 'hot zone' to assist the entry team members. Tim Olk photo Lyons Squad 1312 is on a hydrant supplying water for companies working the scene. Tim Olk photo The Pleasantview rehab unit responded to the scene to assist firefighters. Tim Olk photo For more details, you can read the full article from the Chicago Tribune here. Tim has also compiled a larger gallery of images here. Fishing Rods Covers,Fishing Rod Neoprene,Fishing Rod Bag,Reel Cover Size Huaian Boshi Sports Products Co.,Ltd , https://www.cnboshisports.com