Bomb squad called to Glasgow property over suspicious item
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 13:51 · Archive
Police called specialist bomb disposal to a Glasgow property after a suspicious item was found.
The bomb squad was called to a property on Airlie Street in Glasgow's West End on 28 October. Police Scotland received a report of possible ordnance at the location at around 10am on Wednesday.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal specialists attended the property to examine the items. Following their assessment, the items were deemed safe.
How it is being reported
- Bomb squad called to report of possible ordnance at Glasgow tenementBomb squad officers were called to a Glasgow tenement after the discovery of a suspicious device.The Herald · 28 Oct, 13:58
- Bomb squad race to Glasgow street after 'report of ordnance' in propertyEmergency services raced to the scene on Airlie Street on Wednesday morning.Glasgow Live · 28 Oct, 13:45
- Bomb squad called to Glasgow property after suspicious item foundGlasgow bomb squad called to Airlie Street after possible ordnance was found at a property on October 28. Police Scotland said EOD deemed items safe.Glasgow Times · 28 Oct, 12:57
In this story: Glasgow · Police Scotland · Airlie Street
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