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The Murfreesboro car owner had created a DIY rubber bumper to prevent dents. Police were forced to evacuate the area for two hours before resolving the issue

A parked car with bumpers attached to its side prompted multiple businesses to evacuate and a major intersection to close early Tuesday morning in Tennessee.

A parked car with bumpers attached to its side prompted multiple businesses to evacuate and a major intersection to close early Tuesday morning in Tennessee.

A parked car with bumpers attached to its side prompted multiple businesses to evacuate and a major intersection to close early Tuesday morning in Tennessee.

A parked car with bumpers attached to its side prompted multiple businesses to evacuate and a major intersection to close early Tuesday morning in Tennessee.

A parked car with bumpers attached to its side prompted multiple businesses to evacuate and a major intersection to close early Tuesday morning in Tennessee.

MURFREESBORO, TN - Reports of a bomb attached to a car outside the First Watch restaurant in Murfreesboro turned out to be a false alarm, according to Murfreesboro Police Public Information Officer Larry Flowers. Flowers said, “A man claiming he attached a rubber bumper, with duct tape and wires to the passenger’s side of his car to prevent dents caused the confusion.”  There was a massive response from local, state and federal agencies, according ...

The car’s owner was standing across the street from the restaurant waiting for the “all clear,” unaware his car prompted the reports, Tennessee police said.

First Watch announced its expansion with a new opening of a restaurant in Greenwood, which opened Monday.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce appeared to have had quite a night of celebrations in Kansas City last night, with the lovebirds having a lazy Monday morning in at the NFL stars mansion.