Bomb hoax closes North Yorkshire school

Bomb hoax closes North Yorkshire school

3:24pm Monday 28th May 2012 in News

A BOMB hoax forced a North Yorkshire primary school to close today.

Rossett Acre Primary School in Harrogate was evacuated just before lunch following an email threat that police have said was a "malicious hoax".

North Yorkshire Police and the Metropolitan Police Service - which is investigating similar threats made to other schools across the UK - said there was no risk to pupils or staff.

The Harrogate threat led to pupils being evacuated to the school's playing fields, where they were collected by their parents.

A spokesman for North Yorkshire County Council said the message claimed there was "an explosive device on the premises".

He said yesterday: "Investigations have established the message was a malicious hoax and the school will reopen as usual tomorrow morning."

The Met said it was investigating a "suspected linked series of malicious communications" sent to a number of UK schools, but could not discuss their content.

North Yorkshire Police said it had "fully assessed" the situation at Rossett Acre and urged anybody who receives similar messages to contact police immediately.

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CIA Catches Themselves in New Underwear Bomb Plot

'Al-CIA-Duh Bomber' Was a CIA Informant www.infowars.com Just one day after reports that the CIA had foiled a plot involving a "sophisticated underwear bomb" targeted against US airliners, the entire story has once again collapsed into a farce. Just as the FBI has been caught directing every major domestic terror plot, it turns out that the supposed "bomber" was actually a CIA informant. "US and Yemeni officials say the supposed would-be bomber at the heart of an al-Qaida airliner plot was actually an informant working for the CIA," reports the Associated Press. "Officials say the informant was working for the CIA and Saudi Arabian intelligence when he was given the bomb. He then turned the device over to authorities. Officials say the informant is safely out of Yemen." So all the propaganda and fearmongering over this plot was once again over nothing -this was yet another staged incident just as the first underwear bomber event was a manufactured hoax from beginning to end.

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