Bomb threat received at Hanover and District Hospital: police
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Hanover police say Hanover and District Hospital received a bomb threat on Friday night.
Hanover police say Hanover and District Hospital received a bomb threat on Friday night.
It took place at 10:25 p.m. Friday. Police say the building was evacuated for precautionary reasons and the hospital secured.
Officers say a search was conducted with negative results, as nothing suspicious was located. The hospital will resume regular operations in the morning.
As a result of this incident, the Hanover Police Service has launched a criminal investigation.
Investigators would like to speak with a female who was operating a dark coloured car at the hospital and noted as taking pictures around the premises shortly after 5 p.m. earlier in the afternoon.
The Hanover Police Service wants to remind everyone that making bomb threats is a serious criminal offence that carries a penalty of imprisonment.
Anyone with information on this investigation is encouraged to contact the Hanover Police Service at 519.364.2411 or Crime Stoppers at 1.888.222.TIPS.
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