5 Buses Searched After Bomb Threat in Arizona
Associated Press
PHOENIX —
Five Greyhound buses traveling in western Arizona were stopped and searched by state police, and Interstate 10 was closed for several hours Friday after a telephoned bomb threat.
But no bomb was found and I-10 was reopened to all traffic about 3 a.m., said Sgt. Allen Schmidt, spokesman for the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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