AUTHORITIES are responding to a bomb threat at an Amazon warehouse in Albuquerque. The threat at the New Mexico facility reportedly came in the form of a text message.
GoogleAn Amazon warehouse reportedly received a bomb threat '/ ' The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office and the Albuquerque Police Department are investigating, KOB-4 reported. Authorities said the facility has been evacuated. There have been no reports of injuries at this time. KOAT reported that the sheriff's office requested the help of the police department's bomb detection K-9 unit for the investigation. The K-9 unit was reportedly requested due to the size of the facility. All employees have been sent home as authorities continue their investigation, according to the outlet. Most read in News DEADLY ROMANCE Gabby documentary examines Brian relationship & murder as parents speak out HOST'S SUIT Trevor Noah sues New York hospital and doctor for 'negligence' after surgery DOOMSDAY DAD I live in a 6,000 sq ft bunker with my 3 kids so we're ready for nuke disaster STAR DIES Drakeo the Ruler killed at 28 - Rapper dies after being stabbed at LA festival TRUTH & LIES Gabby doc shows truth behind 'Brian digging grave' & 'Instagram live' mystery 'TRAILBLAZER' Pioneering relationship therapist dies at 107 after working until she was 105 The Albuquerque Police Department did not immediately return The Sun's request for comment about the threat. The Amazon warehouse is located in Albuquerque's far westside. Amazon has not yet put out any statement regarding the alleged threat. Early reports say the threat came around 5.45pm in a text to an employee's phone. Authorities have not confirmed the details of the situation yet. Source:
