People were evacuated from the Indianapolis Jewish Community Center after it received its second bomb threat in less than two weeks.
Indianapolis police searched the building on the city's north side Sunday afternoon and issued an all-clear after nothing suspicious was found. The center then reopened. The center was also closed for about an hour after a Feb. 27 bomb threat.
#IMPDNOW: All clear is giving after search of @JCCIndianapolis after an bomb threat is received nothing suspicious found. pic.twitter.com/85M78EKaT7
— IMPD (@IMPD_News) March 12, 2017
The Anti-Defamation League says some 150 threats targeting Jewish institutions have been received across the country since January.