加美多城市疯传炸弹威胁警方忙晕

2018-12-13 | 来源: 加西网 | 转到微信 | 有1人参与评论 | 字体: 放大缩小 | 收藏 | 打印

加西网报道：今天加拿大和美国很多城市都收到了大量的炸弹威胁。

今天上午11点，多伦多警方已经接到多个关于炸弹的恐吓电话，有的称在多伦多市中心，有的称是地铁站，有的称目标是一所重要医院。

多伦多警方一度疏散了King地铁站。

BOMB THREAT:
King Subway Station
-A threat has been received
-Police are investigating
-King Subway Station has been evacuated
*Anyone with info that may assist in this investigation is asked to call police*#GO2285161
^dh
— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) December 13, 2018

而首都渥太华的警方表示今天下午他们收到了很多起企业或者个人收到炸弹威胁邮件的报警，邮件中要求收件人用比特币支付一定金额，不然就会引发爆炸。

Ottawa Police investigates numerous bomb threats swatting e-mails https://t.co/F4yWDijXwG #ottnews
— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) December 13, 2018

警方表示这些威胁都是没有根据的，呼吁民众不要付钱。

温尼培警方也表示他们正在调查一系列发送给该市商户的爆炸威胁邮件，警方表示这些商户遍布全城。

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WPS is investigating a number of bomb threats that have been sent to local businesses email accounts.
Businesses are spread throughout the city. Similar threats have been made in CAN and the US. WPS is taking these threats seriously but none have been substantiated.
— Winnipeg Police (@wpgpolice) December 13, 2018

温尼培警方表示这些威胁目前没有一例被证实。

卡尔加里警方也表示由于收到大量炸弹威胁的报警电话，警方对一些报警的响应时间将延长。

Due to our response to the bomb threat calls, please be advised that there will be increased wait times for an officer to attend certain calls. Our response to emergency calls will not be impacted. #YYC
— Calgary Police (@CalgaryPolice) December 13, 2018

在经过一系列调查和与美加的同行沟通后，卡尔加里警方表示已经确定这些炸弹威胁只是恶作剧。

After a careful review of all the information available to us & liaising with other police agencies across North America we have determined the bomb threats received in #YYC today are a hoax. We continue to investigate but are confident there is no threat to public safety.
— Calgary Police (@CalgaryPolice) December 13, 2018

卡尔加里警方表示确信公众没有安全威胁。

此外美国加州、纽约、佛罗里达州、佐治亚州、路易斯安那州、阿拉斯加州、爱达荷州、华盛顿州等多地的多所学校、医院、企业和机构今天均收到炸弹威胁的电子邮件或电话。

Please be advised - there is an email being circulated containing a bomb threat asking for bitcoin payment. While this email has been sent to numerous locations, searches have been conducted and NO DEVICES have been found. pic.twitter.com/7omOs13Z7Q
— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) December 13, 2018