​Bomb Threat Reported at Bedford Daycare Facility

BEDFORD, NH — The Bedford Police Department is investigating a reported bomb threat made to a local daycare facility, according to an alert. Shortly after 11 a.m. on Feb. 2, 107, police received a call from Primrose School at Bedford Hills, a private daycare facility located on Cooper Lane, reporting that they had just received a bomb threat via telephone, according to Chief John Bryfonski of the Bedford Police Department.

"Officers responded to the scene and assessed the audio recording with company officials," he noted. "As a precaution, the building was evacuated, and all children were taken to a neighboring care facility while police conducted a search. Daycare officials notified parents through the company's emergency alert system."

After a search of the interior and exterior of the building, nothing dangerous was found, Bryfonski stated adding that police "determined the threat was not credible."

Children and daycare employees were allowed back into the building and resumed normal activities. No one was injured during the process.

The incident is under investigation by the Bedford Police Department. Anyone with any information regarding this threat is asked to contact Bedford Police at 603-472-5113.