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Raleigh police find ‘nothing hazardous’ near Triangle Town Center

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Police did not find anything “hazardous” Wednesday evening in a North Raleigh shopping center parking lot, authorities said.

Raleigh police were called to the parking lot off Triangle Town Boulevard before 9 p.m., where they were investigating a report “of a potentially hazardous device,” according to a Raleigh Police Department news release.

Raleigh police cordoned off a parking lot at the Triangle Town Center mall, according to a report by ABC11, The News & Observer’s media partner. The report said about a dozen Raleigh police cars were in the lot near the Orvis outdoor sports shop.

On Thursday morning, Raleigh police issued an update: “Nothing hazardous was located.”

This story was originally published June 5, 2019 at 11:02 PM.

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Joe Johnson
The News & Observer
Joe Johnson is a reporter covering breaking stories for The News & Observer. He most recently covered towns in western Wake County and Chatham County. Before that, he covered high school sports for The Herald-Sun.
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