In brief
Authorities are investigating an early morning explosion at Harvard Medical School, which is believed to have been intentional. Although no injuries were reported, a police officer attempted to stop two individuals fleeing the scene. The Boston Fire Department confirmed the nature of the explosion, and police conducted a sweep of the Goldenson Building without finding any additional devices. Grainy images of the suspects were released.
BOSTON (AP) — An explosion in the early hours of Saturday at Harvard Medical School is currently under investigation, as authorities believe it may have been an intentional act. Thankfully, no injuries have been reported following this alarming incident. University police responded to a fire alarm at the Goldenson Building and attempted to stop two unidentified individuals who fled from the scene just before they arrived. According to a police statement, the quick response from officers helped to ensure the situation did not escalate further. The Boston Fire Department's investigation confirmed the explosion was deliberate. Following the blast, police conducted a thorough sweep of the area but thankfully did not uncover any additional hazardous devices. In efforts to identify the suspects, authorities have released grainy surveillance images depicting two individuals with face coverings and sweatshirts. As the investigation continues, police are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in bringing those responsible to justice.}
