A minute suspicious system was discovered and carefully deactivated at a blackjack in Florida after conducting an investigation and reviewing surveillance footage. According to Fox News, the unit was found following a thorough investigation at the Seminole Hard Rock Tampa following the initial discovery, which prompted an additional security blow.
The Hillsborough County sheriff’s office weapon waste team was called in to help with the device’s removal and treatment. The next device, made from’ lights parts,’ was discovered in a men’s room opposite to the blackjack.
Authorities acknowledged that both devices posed a significant risk, but swift response from law enforcement prevented any incident from occurring. Officials are still looking into the data and video from the game to ascertain the origins and objective of the devices.
The casino’s control praised the prompt and efficient action of the bomb disposal group and the local law enforcement, reassuring customers that their safety is still top of the list.
According to Fox News, all of the casino’s regions have since been declared safe and had reopened to the consumer.
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