Later the same day, Santa Monica Police officers were called to Hooters Restaurant on the Third Street Promenade to investigate a bomb threat.
A bomb-sniffing dog “indicated” a TV set, according to SMPD Lieutenant Frank Fabrega, the L.A. County Sheriff’s bomb squad was called in, and the area was cleared.
No bomb was found.
Apparently, a woman’s group had claimed that bombs had been placed in Hooters outlets across the nation and were wired to go off simultaneously.
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