The strip club Doc's Club 82 evacuated patrons and the Portland Police Bureau closed off the block for two hours Saturday night in response to a phoned-in bomb threat that turned out to be null.
At 9 p.m. Saturday Portland Police responded to a report of a bomb threat at the bar, 4229 S.E. 82nd Ave., according to reports. As a precaution, management evacuated the bar while police were enroute.
Officers walked through the bar and found a bag that did not belong to any employees working that night, police reported.
The Metropolitan Explosives Disposal Unit checked the contents of the bag and found it was safe.
Police blocked off Southeast 82nd Avenue from Boise to Cora streets for about two hours while authorities investigated the threat.
Before last call Saturday, the bar was back open for business.
There is no information on the person who called in the threat. Police ask anyone with information to email mailto:[email protected].
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Send her to JAIL.
Alucard!You are more annoying than wind chimes.
Get even with her by giving her a night off. Interesting tactic.
Interesting story but I'm not seeing the ROB connection.
Shadow is suggesting that a disgruntled customer retaliated against a ROB by phoning in a bomb threat, interrupting her revenue stream. He's not serious about using this method, as you can tell by his proper use of the smiley emoticon (a rare thing these days).
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