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    Clay Center Police investigating after bomb threat at Wendy’s

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    By Brandon Peoples on August 8, 2019 Clay County, Local News
    Authorities searched the premises of the Wendy's restaurant Thursday morning in Clay Center after a bomb threat was called in. (Photo by Bryce Dolan/KCLY Radio)
    Authorities searched the premises of the Wendy’s restaurant Thursday morning in Clay Center after a bomb threat was called in. (Photo by Bryce Dolan/KCLY Radio)

    CLAY CENTER, Kan. — Emergency officials in Clay County investigated a bomb threat Thursday morning at a Wendy’s restaurant in Clay Center.

    According to Clay Center Police Chief Bill Robinson, authorities were alerted to a possible bomb threat around 6:23 a.m. Police called Kansas Highway Patrol who sent their canine unit to investigate and cleared the scene just after 9:30 a.m. Robinson says a sweep of the premises for potential explosive devices found nothing inside the building. The nearby premises were searched, that also resulted in no threats.

    KCLY Radio in Clay Center first broke the story around 8 a.m. and also indicated a nearby apartment building was evacuated as a precaution.

    Police continue to investigate and have not named any suspects.

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