Bomb threat at Lincoln church investigated; no danger found
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Hayden Hudson
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Summary
Lincoln Police responded to a possible bomb threat at College View Church near S. 48th Street and Prescott Avenue on Friday just after 9 a.m. Federal, state, and local authorities investigated and determined there was no legitimate threat or public safety concern. The area was briefly blocked off during the investigation.
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· 1 pulledFederal, state and local partners worked together to determine whether the threat was legitimate and said there is no public safety concern at this time.
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