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No suspects in custody
RIPLEY -- Ripley police on Friday were investigating two bomb threats.
Police said a caller told authorities there was a bomb in the BB&T bank and another at Ripley Elementary School.
The caller told police he wanted $50,000 to be placed in a car park behind the bank and that both bombs could be detonated by phone.
The call came in about 9 a.m.
Police searched both buildings but no explosives were found.
Authorities think the call could be linked to a recent drug bust in the county in which police seized an estimated about $52,000.
No injuries were reported in either incident.
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