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Suspicious device at Capitol building deemed non-threat

Newseze Wire·Wed, Oct 28, 6:51 PMWire: KDVR Fox 31 Denver
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Suspicious device at Capitol building deemed non-threat

A suspicious device found at the Colorado State Capitol building on Wednesday morning was determined not to be a threat.

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