BOSTON (AP) — An early morning explosion at Harvard Medical School is under investigation after authorities determined it was intentional, yet fortunately, there were no reported injuries. A police officer from the university responded to a fire alarm and witnessed two unidentified individuals fleeing the Goldenson Building. The Boston Fire Department confirmed that the explosion was not an accident, and following a thorough search, no additional explosives were found. The police have released grainy photographs of the suspects, who were seen wearing face coverings and sweatshirts, as part of their ongoing investigation into the incident.
Intentional Explosion at Harvard Medical School: No Injuries Reported
Intentional Explosion at Harvard Medical School: No Injuries Reported
An explosion occurred at Harvard Medical School early Saturday morning, with authorities confirming it was intentional. No injuries were reported during the incident.
Early Saturday, an explosion at Harvard Medical School, deemed intentional, led to a swift response from university police after a fire alarm was triggered. Although two unidentified individuals fled the scene, no injuries occurred, and no further explosive devices were discovered by authorities during their investigation.
