No bomb found in suspicious van at Times Square
The Associated Press
Date: Wednesday Dec. 30, 2009 1:27 PM ET
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New York bomb squad officers investigate a suspicious van in Times Square, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2009


NEW YORK — New York City's Times Square has been reopened to traffic after a bomb squad found no explosive devices in an abandoned van parked in the area.


The squad used a robot-based camera to approach the vehicle and open it Wednesday. Police say they found clothing inside.


The area around 42nd Street between Seventh Avenue and Broadway was briefly blocked off as a precaution, and two high-rise buildings home to Nasdaq and Conde Nast were partially evacuated.


The van has tinted windows, and a placard from a nonexistent law enforcement agency is on the dashboard. It has no license plates, but a temporary registration was found inside the van and officers are trying to locate the owner.


Police officers on patrol noticed the van around mid-morning Wednesday. Security is tight as the New Year approaches.

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Well freedom lovers here it comes more security more intrusion more planted news stories. We are seeing a huge influx of this fear based propaganda. Next year i hate to say will only get worse . We must step it up too in response to the tyrrany.

Sincerely
Harry