DEVELOPING: Explosive Detonated After Bomb Scare Forced Evacuation of Federal Courthouse in West Virginia

An explosive device was detonated on Monday after a bomb scare forced an evacuation of a federal courthouse in West Virginia.

According to WVNS, more explosives were found at a nearby Presbyterian church.

One suspect is in custody, however their identity has not been publicly released.

The New York Post reported:

An explosive device was detonated in a federal courthouse early Monday after a bomb scare forced an evacuation of a large chunk of a sleepy West Virginia city.

Police confirmed to news station WVAA that at least one explosive device was found in the historic Elizabeth Kee Federal Building in Bluefield, a city with a population of just under 10,000 people…. (Excerpt from Gateway Pundit)