In the second phone call, only one word was spoken: “bomb,” Karolyi said.
An explosives detecting dog from the Dayton Airport police responded, but did not find any devices inside the store. Employees and customers were allowed back inside within an hour and a half, Karolyi said.
Police are still investigating to determine the caller’s identity.
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