Target has reported that some customers have responded violently to the store chain selling LGBTQ+ merchandise in advance of Pride month. “We will do our due diligence to make sure everything is safe,” Jackson Township Police Chief Mark Brink said, while the store was being searched.

The Target store on Dressler Road NW was evacuated and searched. Police Department Police Department Divisions Discover information about the different Police Department divisions. The police did not identify the three other Ohio Target stores.Ĭhannel 19 (WOIO) news reported the other locations as Stow, Boardman, Niles and Monaca, Pennsylvania.

The message said that Target had turned its back on the LGBTQ community and that bombs had been planted in the stores. received calls from Channel 19 and Channel 5 news saying they had received bomb threats against four Target stores, including the one in Jackson Township. In a statement, police said its dispatch center around 12:40 p.m. that the township store had resumed operations after police officers, with the help of a bomb-sniffing dog from the Stark County Sheriff's office, searched the location and found no bombs. Jackson Township Police Department Phone: (814) 749-0051 Fax: (814) 749-7306 Emergency - CALL 911 Email: Police Department Staff Officer in Charge Shaun Gregory Officer Michael Freiwald Officer Jared Arcuri Officer Michael Szewczyk Officer Devin T. − The Target store on Dressler Road NW has reopened after it was evacuated Friday afternoon as a result of someone sending a bomb threat against the store and three others to local television stations, Jackson Township police said. Jackson Township Police Dept pays an average salary of 146,415 and salaries range from a low of 126,820 to a high of 170,320.

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