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Washington Avenue Closed for Bomb Squad


Posted by The Editor on 19 Aug 2010 /
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Police closed Washington Avenue downtown yesterday between 10th and 11th because someone reported “suspicious” canisters under a park bench. “Suspicious” is just what you say though after the bomb squad has already been called. They just looked like cans otherwise (right).

Police took x-rays of the canisters and said it looked like the contents might be concrete samples. More testing will be done elsewhere to make sure the canisters posed no threat.

So the cans with concrete on the lip turned out to have concrete in them?! Shocked. Don’t worry though, KSDK has promised to be following all new developments…on the cans of cement. No word yet if this is considered by Mike Bush to be “bad news” (and thus unspeakable) because they thought the cans were bombs, or if it’s “good news” because they weren’t.

The bomb squad must be the roulette of the police world. Sure, every once in a while someone calls in a real bomb, but in between its just you getting in that sweet armored outfit and poking at cans with a stick. In fact, after the all-clear was given, one bomb squad member picked up a canister, tossed it through the window of a near by car, hotwired it and took off. When stopped later on he claimed “It’s what everyone does around here! Why would you park on Washington if you don’t want your car jacked?” He has a point.

via KSDK


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Bomb Scare at the Buffalo Wild Wings


Posted by The Editor on 09 Feb 2010 /
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The Buffalo Wild Wings near Mid Rivers Mall in St. Peters was evacuated today after a bag with a “suspicious” device inside was found.

St. Peters police and fire and the St. Charles County Bomb Squad were called to the restaurant at I-70 and Mid Rivers Mall about the suspicious bag around 10:00 a.m. inside the business.

All of the employees had to evacuate the building until the bag was removed.

No one was injured and the restaurant reopened after about an hour.

Turns out it was a Speed Stick.  Please people don’t just leave your deodorant laying around in St. Peters.  New things that smell “funny” scare them.

I’m kidding!  There’s nothing explicitly wrong with wanting to live in one of thousands of similar looking houses that are all equidistant from a Walgreens and a Red Robin.

via KSDK


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