US EditionArmed Police Descend on Hospital as Woman Arrested over 'Bomb Hoax' - Liverpool Echo
- At 8:56am on Monday 30 June, authorities responded to reports of suspicious behavior at the Countess of Chester Hospital, leading to a precautionary evacuation of a small section of the facility.
- The call was triggered by a bomb hoax, which led armed officers to secure the scene and evacuate patients and staff as a safety measure.
- Police detained a woman aged 27 on allegations of sending false information concerning a bomb threat, and following an investigation, the hospital was confirmed to be secure.
- Cheshire Police responded at 8:56 am on Monday, 30 June, to reports of unusual behavior at the Countess of Chester Hospital and have since arrested a woman in connection with the incident.
- The incident was resolved with the hospital fully reopened and operating normally after officers left and all precautions ended.
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It turned out that it was not an explosive device. The police tracked down the citizen and he will be charged with criminal offenses.
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