Explosives Detection K-9 Rasco and Officer Paul Stanton search a parking garage at University Hospital in Salt Lake City today.
Ashley Lowery, Deseret News
A bomb threat caused a temporary interruption in services at University Hospital today.
The threat was phoned in earlier this morning, prompting law enforcement to conduct a sweep of the area. No patients were evacuated, but numerous fire crews were called up to the hospital to stand by just in case, said Salt Lake City Fire spokesman Scott Freitag.
Access to the hospital was temporarily restricted, according to a hospital spokesman, with only critically-ill people being allowed in. The fire department was called off about 1 p.m.
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