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- Huntington Hospital in Pasadena reopened after a bomb threat forced Friday closure.
- The 5:50 a.m. Friday call claimed explosives inside, said caller was in online group 764, which the FBI calls a violent group that coerces children and swats, and warned two suspects in a stolen vehicle would shoot people.
- Pasadena police and K-9 units found no devices, diverted patients, and declared the hospital safe after 9 a.m., allowing operations to resume.
