'Suspicious Device' Turns Out To Be Beer Cans
POSTED: 11:12 am PST February 16,
2005
UPDATED: 1:36 pm PST February 16,
2005
AUBURN, Calif. -- The FBI was called out to investigate a suspicious bag in Auburn Wednesday, just one day after a pipe bomb was found near the city's Department of Motor Vehicles office.
Authorities were called to a building under construction at Maidu Drive and Auburn-Folsom Road around 9 a.m. after there were reports of a suspicious device, possibly a bomb, at the site. After a short investigation, the FBI said it turned out to be empty beer cans in a paper bag. But tensions are still high from the pipe bomb found. On Monday, a similar device was found on the front steps of an Auburn courthouse.
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