Actual hoax devices found; hoaxer NOT charged

February 5, 2007 D. H. McKee

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â..There were two conventional pipe bombs that were found at the same time that this started to unfold,â. said Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis.
The pipe bomb-like devices were reported at both locations just after 1 p.m. and are unrelated to the advertising scheme for Cartoon Networkâ..s â..Aqua Teen Hunger Force,â. police officials said.
In the hospital incident, investigators believe a former hospital employee planted the phony bomb in an office at 185 Harrison Ave. He has been identified but has not been charged, the sources said.
Boston Police bomb squad cops detonated the pipe bomb, which was a very realistic-looking fake, the sources said.
Two fake pipe bombs found not part of marketing stunt – Local & Regional – BostonHerald.com

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