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S. Cirby Way reopens after Roseville police find suspicious package not a bomb | Update

Roseville and Placer County’s Bomb Squad investigated the suspicious package and determined it was not a bomb.

ROSEVILLE, Calif. — Update May 6:

The Roseville Police Department tweeted that after Roseville and Placer County’s Bomb Squad investigated the suspicious package on Thursday, they determined it was not a bomb. All the roads have reopened.

Original Story:

The Roseville Police Department is currently investigating a suspicious package on S. Cirby Way and asking commuters to avoid the area. 

Roseville police are asking people to stay out of the area of S. Cirby Way, Champion Oaks Drive and Rocky Ridge Drive.

Police say the following roadways are currently closed:

  • Both directions of S. Cirby Way
  • Both directions of Rocky Ridge Drive all the way to Old Auburn Road

According to Roseville police, Crestmont Elementary School and Oakmont High School are not threatened. Police are directing students and parents away from the area and asking them to find alternate routes.

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