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Bomb threat on Greyhound bus
Bomb threat on Greyhound bus
CHICAGO -- A suspect was removed from a Greyhound bus headed to Chicago from Milwaukee Wednesday evening, Dec. 5 after making a bomb threat, Illinois State Police said.
It happened around 4:30 p.m. on I-90 southbound near Keeler Avenue.
Police said a call came in from the bus driver, indicating a passenger made a bomb threat on the moving bus. Officers responded and located the suspect, who "actively resisted the officers as they tried to apprehend him." He was eventually removed and detained for further investigation.
All of the passengers were removed as well, and a bomb dog conducted a sweep of the bus. Nothing dangerous was found.
No one was hurt.
An investigation is ongoing.
Greyhound officials issued this statement: