LAPD concludes bomb threat investigation near fire station

Posted on October 7, 2024

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LAPD concludes bomb threat investigation near fire station

There is no known threat associated with the incident on the 3000 block of Hoover Street and the investigation is ongoing, an LAPD officer told the Daily Trojan.

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By DHRUV REDDY

October 7, 2024

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30th Street between University Avenue and Hoover Street is currently closed. (Henry Kofman / Daily Trojan)

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The Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad is currently responding to a bomb threat received on the 3000 block of Hoover Street. There is no known threat associated with the incident and the investigation is ongoing, an LAPD officer told the Daily Trojan.

30th Street between University Avenue and Hoover Street is currently closed.

UPDATE: The Los Angeles Police Department has concluded its investigation of the bomb threat on the 3000 block of Hoover Street as of 1:03 p.m.

“Thirtieth Street between Hoover Avenue and University Avenue is now open,” a TrojansAlert message read.

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