Soon after the authorities of Gloucester County received the warning of the bomb threat on the Rowan University campus, the building was evacuated and the nearby polling station used for the New Jersey primary election was also relocated.
Rowan is in Glasboro and the police are investigating who made the threat, but officials did not say that the relocation of at least four polling stations is directly related to the incident on the university campus. Instead, they stated that due to “unspecified threats”, the polling station was moved in the middle of the primary election day.
The polling station was moved to the Gloucester County Complex at 1200 N. Delsea Drive in Clayton. express delivery Report.
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The Glassboro Emergency Management Office stated that the bomb threat was received at 10:44 am on Tuesday morning. The phone indicated that the explosive was placed at an unknown location on the Rowan campus.
Rowan County officials received notification of the bomb threat, prompting the university to order the immediate evacuation of all facilities at the Glasboro, Camden, and Stratford campuses. Say.
Residents of Glassboro and some neighboring areas in South Jersey received an alert from the borough at around 1 pm on Tuesday, notifying them of the change in the location of the polling station.
Municipal officials said the evacuation of the surrounding areas was also “out of great caution.”
At about 10:44 in the morning, the Gloucester County Communications Department received a call stating that there were several bombs…
Publisher Glassboro Emergency Management Office on Tuesday, June 8, 2021
According to the district, all roads and evacuated buildings were reopened late Tuesday afternoon.
The school stated that Rowan’s three campuses have been approved to reopen and will resume normal operations at around 1:50 pm on Tuesday afternoon. No casualties were reported, and no suspicious equipment was found.
The Glassboro Police Department and the Gloucester County Attorney’s Office continue to investigate the food. Anyone with information can contact the Gloucester County Attorney’s Office at (856) 881-1500.
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Update to previous events: all roads and evacuated buildings are now reopened. There are no reports of injuries, and no…
Publisher Glassboro Emergency Management Office on Tuesday, June 8, 2021
