Woman charged with threatening to blow up Decatur bridge
SCOTT PERRY, Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill.Herald & Review
DECATUR — Frustration with the banking system led a Decatur woman to call in a bomb threat Thursday involving the William B. Sands Viaduct, police said.
The threat, made during a call to the Federal Reserve Consumer Help Center, led to the roadway being closed for nearly two hours as a large contingent of Decatur police and firefighters conducted a search of the area and the structure.
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