Investigation into suspicious package snarls traffic in downtown Stamford, CT

[Ian David]

By Donna Porstner
Staff Writer

Published April 27 2007

STAMFORD -- A suspicious package at a downtown construction site closed down a portion of Tresser Boulevard Friday morning, snarling traffic for several hours and disrupting the morning rush.

Tresser and Greyrock Place near the Stamford Town Center Mall were closed for about three hours while police investigated a suspicious object found at the southern end of the mall, where the former Filene's store is under construction.

A construction worker discovered an unusual pile covered in fabric shortly before 8 a.m. and called police, Stamford Police Department spokesman Lt. Sean Cooney said.

"It turned out to be several cinder blocks," Cooney said. "They determined it was non-explosive and not a danger and reopened the mall and reopened the
streets.

More:
http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/local/scn-sa-traffic-apr27,0,5514348.story?coll=stam-news-local-headlines

[Webster Green]

1. Wussies..

The chimp has transformed much of the country into a bunch of scaredy-cats, who asume any pile of crap they run into must be a bomb.

The cowardly repukes in the House and Senate spend most of their time wimpering about terrorists coming to get them.

This is getting ridiculous!