A Key Bank branch near Graham has been evacuated while a Pierce County sheriff’s bomb squad investigates a suspicious device left behind by a bank robber.
A Key Bank branch near Graham has been evacuated while a Pierce County sheriff’s bomb squad investigates a suspicious device left behind by a bank robber.
The incident start about 1:30 p.m. when a man walked into the bank at 221st Street and Meridian Avenue, made a bomb threat and left a device behind.
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The state Department of Corrections office in Puyallup was evacuated this morning after a woman called in a bomb threat, police said.
An Olympia medical building has been evacuated after a woman claimed to have left a bag of bombs at the facility Tuesday, according to a news release.
The state Department of Corrections office in Puyallup was evacuated Monday after a woman called in a bomb threat, police said.
An Ohio man arrested this week on suspicion he used prepaid calling cards to phone in bomb threats at government buildings in five states might be responsible for the Nov. 15 evacuation of Kennewick's courthouse.
Lonny Lee Bristow, 39, of Mansfield, Ohio, waived a bond hearing Thursday during an appearance in U.S. District Court in Cleveland, according to FBI Special Agent Vicki D. Anderson.
Bristow currently faces one federal count of making a bomb threat by phone, knowing that it was false.
A 19-year-old man suspected of sending threats of a “blood bath” at Kentwood High School in Covington last month was arrested over the weekend, the King County Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
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