Police continue investigation of suspicious package
ENTERPRISE STAFF  REPORT
 HIGH POINT 
– It could be later this week before au­thorities know the con­tents of a suspicious pack­age that was detonated by a bomb squad in High Point on Saturday.
 Police were called to  a UPS drop box near 319 N. Main St. by witnesses re­porting a suspicious pack­age hanging out of the top. Initial reports indicated the package was possibly a bomb.
 Police cordoned off the downtown area along Main Street,  stretching from Church Avenue to Kivett Drive, and rerouted traffic for about four hours.
 The package was deto­nated by the Greensboro Bomb Squad as a  safety p rec a u t i o n .
 High Point police spokeswoman Lt. Angela Tackett  said detectives have collected all the con­tents of the package and are examining them.
 She said police should  know within a few days what was in the pack­a g e.

 




DAVID HOLSTON |HPE
A robot from  the Greensboro Police Department bomb squad carries the suspicious package to the middle of Main Street, where it was later blown up by officers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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