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A Planned Parenthood in Pomona was evacuated today after receiving a bomb threat. The call came at 8:45 am to Planned Parenthood's administrative offices in L.A. and referred to a bomb at the Pomona branch, L.A. Times reports.
The Planned Parenthood, a nearby MRI center and a gas station were evacuated. Police and a canine unit cleared the scene in two hours. No explosives were found.
So far, no arrests have been made but police are still investigating.
Employees at Planned Parenthood in #Pomona have been allowed back inside following bomb threat. pic.twitter.com/0vMYDeq9xQ
— Melissa Pinion (@melissapwhitt) May 30, 2014
