Police Officials Debunk Explosives Claim Near Trump’s Long Island Rally Site.
On Wednesday, authorities dismissed as false reports claiming explosives had been discovered near former President Donald Trump’s rally site on Long Island. The Nassau County Police spokesman made the denial just hours before Trump’s campaign event was scheduled to take place at the Nassau Coliseum.
The unconfirmed reports that circulated on social media earlier that day had wrongly stated that an explosive device was found in a vehicle during security checks at the rally site, according to law enforcement officials. However, these claims were quickly debunked by police.
As of now, no evidence has been presented to support the allegations of explosives near the former president’s rally location. This story is still developing, and readers are encouraged to monitor news updates for further information as more details emerge.
