A 28-year-old woman is facing charges after the Truro provincial courthouse received a bomb threat.
The Truro Police Force says they received a call Wednesday morning that there was bomb at the courthouse, but they later determined it was a hoax.
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“Officers listened to the call and recognized the caller as someone that they have dealt with before,” police said in a news release Wednesday.
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The woman was arrested a short time later and is facing charges of mischief. She will appear in Truro provincial court at a later date.
Police say the woman could face additional charges.
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