Bozeman receives two more bomb threats, lack credibility
The following is a news release from the City of Bozeman send on May 6, 2024.
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The following is a news release from the City of Bozeman send on May 6, 2024.
A series of bomb threats targeting annual Pride events in Montana were deemed to be hoaxes “used to try to dissuade people from participating” in the LGBTQ+ celebrations, police say. Two threats were made on Saturday and Sunday when the Bozeman Police Department investigated two bomb threats that “occurred within the city limits of Bozeman,” according to a statement from the Bozeman Police Department. Two other similar bomb threats were received by authorities on Friday.
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