Bomb threat targets Oklahoma hospital  bomb threat  OKLAHOMA
CITY –  The all clear has been given after a bomb threat was
made towards an Oklahoma City hospital.  Just before 11 p.m.
Sunday, an unidentified man called NewsChannel 4 using an
unknown number.  He muttered something about Oklahomans hating
gay people and said there were “two bombs” at Deaconess
Hospital.  The man claimed there was one bomb on the third floor
and one in the parking lot that were set to go off at 8 a.m.
Monday.  NewsChannel 4’s Assignment Editor who answered the
phone called police immediately.  Officers say the hospital also
received a bomb threat via the phone.  Police did a sweep on the
hospital and put the hospital on a brief lockdown, but no threat
was found.