FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A suspicious duffel bag forced Cumberland County authorities to use a robot to determine its contents.
The duffel bag was discovered Friday morning at College Lakes Christian Academy in Fayetteville, a Baptist-affiliated coed school for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
School officials said the duffel bag had metal hanging out of it, so they called 911. A bomb squad was dispatched to assess the situation.
"They said it was a pipe with caps, which would make them think a bomb was in it," said the Rev. Bobby Glenn Smith.
Authorities used a robot to search through the duffel bag. They were able to determine that it had scrap metal and other materials in it -- nothing that was considered dangerous.



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