Glen Charles Dell, allegedly responsible for string of Ipswich explosions, makes no application for bail, stays in jail until September Ipswich Magistrates Court. A MAN allegedly responsible for a string of explosions in Ipswich will remain in jail until at least next month. Glen Charles Dell, 43, did not appear before Magistrate Donna McCallum for a mention in the Ipswich Magistrates Court this morning. Dell's duty lawyer Bonnie O'Brien made no application for bail for her client who is facing 12 charges, including offences relating to drugs and explosives. Ms McCallum requested the case be adjourned for a committal callover to allow time for case conferencing. Magistrate McCallum set the case down for September 4 at 2pm. Police prosecutor Sgt Jo Colston noted in court there was 'some unusual (charges) in there.' Dell is facing two counts of offences in relation to unauthorised and prohibited explosives and two counts of unlawful deposition of explosives or noxious substance. He has also been charged with one count each of carry or place dangerous goods in or on a vehicle, grievous bodily harm, producing dangerous drugs, possessing dangerous drugs, possessing utensils or pipes, attempts to destroyed property by explosives, manufacture explosives without authority, and acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm or transmit serious disease. The charges stem from explosions in Ipswich which left two people with severe injuries. On May 10 an Ipswich teenagers hands were maimed by a golf ball that contained explosives on Dampier St in Leichardt. Five days later an explosive device was left attached to a gate at a Bunnings construction site in Ipswich. On July 25, Dell's housemate Mark Tier was left with serious hand and groin injuries after an explosion in their home on Clay St in West Ipswich. Police carried out controlled explosions at the home after discovering explosive materials.