Factory raided after bomb reports
In Peoria, Illinois, state security officials and federal agencies searched a biofuel plant. The reason was the discovery of an alleged explosive device. That's according to Reuters.

In Peoria, Illinois, state security officials and federal agencies searched a biofuel plant. The reason was the discovery of an alleged explosive device. That's according to Reuters.
Because of this, people were taken out of the area within a radius of one mile and banned from visiting the area for a day. Peoria police said that sappers neutralized the find.
On Saturday afternoon, law enforcement officers completed a search of a vast facility. Peoria Police Chief Brad Dixon said nothing of concern had been found.
Dixon also said he won't call the device a bomb for now, as an examination is underway. According to him, this was regarded as a real threat, a large-scale criminal investigation is underway.
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