The police have registered multiple calls related to a suspected car parked in the University parking lot. On receiving the calls, dispatch sent a patrol unit to investigate. According to the patrol units, the vehicle seems to be laden beyond normal capacity, and some of the windows have been manually tinted. Traces of white powder are visible on the back seat. A metal cylinder is stored under the front seat. The patrol units suspect an explosive device with possibly a HAZMAT payload.

A car with refugees has entered the EU from Ukraine. The passengers explain that they fled the country in front of a Russian attack. When questioned in more detail, the customs officer realizes that the refugees travelled close to an area where a nuclear reactor was shelled by the Russians. Therefore, the customs officer has requested support from a specialized unit to look for traces of radiological contamination.

The police have received a call to investigate a bad smell from an apartment. According to the landlord, the tenant is not responding to phone calls nor knocking on the door. Police has knocked on the door and announced themselves but received no response. They confirmed the penetrating smell of possibly a body. Since the occupant has a police record of drug use, the hazmat team has been requested to check the apartment for hazardous substances.