Man taken into custody after making bomb threat involving Northridge Mall
LOS ANGELES - A man was taken into custody for allegedly making a bomb threat targeting the Northridge Fashion Center Mall, prompting a police search of the shopping center.
The man was taken into custody about 12:50 p.m. Wednesday, according to Los Angeles Police Department Officer Tony Im. The suspect's name was not immediately released.
Bomb squad investigate threat at Northridge Mall
A man is in custody for allegedly making a bomb threat targeting the Northridge Fashion Center Mall, prompting a police search of the shopping center.
Officers were still working to "clear" part of the mall early Wednesday afternoon, Im said.
Shirley Avenue was closed north of Nordhoff Street near the southwest corner of the mall property while the investigation was conducted.
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