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Evacuation at El Paso Courthouse Following Discovery of Suspicious Package

KTSM••Eliya Alvidrez
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On the morning of June 10, the El Paso County Courthouse was evacuated after a suspicious package was reported. The El Paso Sheriff's Office confirmed the evacuation, and the El Paso Police Department's Bomb Squad was dispatched to investigate the situation. This incident raised concerns about public safety and prompted immediate action from law enforcement. Residents should stay informed about any updates regarding the courthouse's status and potential impacts on local legal proceedings.

Key Details: • Date of incident: June 10 • Location: El Paso County Courthouse • Evacuation led by El Paso Sheriff's Office • Investigation conducted by the Bomb Squad

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