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Authorities evacuated about 240 students from the University of California, Davis, from their dormitory rooms Wednesday night in the wake of a report of a potential explosive threat.
Paul Pfotenhauer, a spokesman for the UC Davis Fire Department, said that shortly before 9 p.m., a woman reported that some students were mixing potential explosives in a dormitory room.
Authorities evacuated students from several dormitory buildings in the Tercero complex to the common dining area.
Pfotenhauer said a regional bomb expert was on scene to investigate the materials. It was unknown late Wednesday night what the materials were or if they were explosives, Pfotenhauer said.
One of two students suspected of being involved with the alleged explosives has been taken into custody for questioning, but no arrests have been made, Pfotenhauer said.
Must have been chemistry majors...
Paul Pfotenhauer, a spokesman for the UC Davis Fire Department, said that shortly before 9 p.m., a woman reported that some students were mixing potential explosives in a dormitory room.
Authorities evacuated students from several dormitory buildings in the Tercero complex to the common dining area.
Pfotenhauer said a regional bomb expert was on scene to investigate the materials. It was unknown late Wednesday night what the materials were or if they were explosives, Pfotenhauer said.
One of two students suspected of being involved with the alleged explosives has been taken into custody for questioning, but no arrests have been made, Pfotenhauer said.
Must have been chemistry majors...
