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- The FBI and ATF responded to an alleged bomb threat at the University of Kentucky's Chandler Hospital on Thursday. - Bryan Carroll was arrested at the scene, University Police Chief Joe Monroe said. - Monroe said his agency received a report from police in a nearby town that Carroll was on his way to hospital and was classified as potentially armed and dangerous. - Carroll was carrying several guns and bulletproof vests when police stopped him outside the emergency room. - Investigators discovered "some" suspected explosive devices in Carroll's car - Monroe refused to climb the summit which led to Carroll's arrest - It is not known if he wanted to detonate the explosives. A gunman has been arrested after several suspicious explosives were found near a hospital emergency room on the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington. Dozens of FBI, ATF and several local police officers responded to an alleged bomb threat at the university's Chandler Hospital shortly after 10:30 a.m. Thursday.
Joe Monroe confirmed
University Police Chief Joe Monroe has confirmed that Bryan Carroll, 44, has been arrested and will face unspecified state and federal charges related to the incident. Officers in tactical gear are on scene here on Aberdeen Road in Versailles. According to court records, Bryan Carroll, the man arrested at UK Hospital earlier today, lives here. pic.twitter.com/FU4W3Ed202 — Katherine Collins (@KCollinsWLEX) March 25, 2021 Monroe said his agency had received a suggestion from police in the nearby town of Versailles that Carroll should go to hospital to visit a relative and was classified as potentially armed and dangerous. Police intercepted Carroll as he was leaving the hospital. The suspect was carrying several guns and bulletproof vests. Investigators discovered "some" suspected explosive devices in Carroll's car parked outside the emergency room, Monroe said. The police chief refused to climb to the top, which led to Carroll's arrest, and it is not known if he intended to detonate the explosives. No one was injured in the incident, in which authorities blocked traffic in the area for more than four hours. Bombing agents were photographed at the scene and a demining robot appears to be controlling several cars in the parking lot. Monroe declined to say how long Carroll had been on the Versailles police radar or why. He denied rumors on social media that the suspect threatened to take people hostage in hospital. The university issued a statement confirming that the threatening situation ended at 3 p.m. Police were seen outside a house in Versailles believed to be Carroll's Thursday afternoon. Read the full article
