State Police: Boy Calls Bomb Threat Into Tolland Strip Joint, But Leaves Caller ID On

TOLLAND, CT - A person who cannot even get into a local strip joint temporarily closed it down last weekend after calling in a bomb threat, state police said.

State police released the details of the case on Friday.

On Saturday at about 2 p.m., troopers went to the Electric Blue Cafe, a strip joint, at about 2 p.m., according to an arrest report. They met with an employee who said a bomb threat had been called into the establishment. The club was temporarily evacuated and no bomb was found, according to an arrest report.

The employee told troopers that whoever made the call left the caller ID function on the phone and the call was traced to a juvenile, according to an arrest report. The juvenile was brought to the state police Troop C barracks, questioned and eventually given a juvenile summons for second-degree breach of peace and second-degree threatening, state police said.

The juvenile, identified only as male, was given a court date of June 14, state police said.