Caldwell, ID – 25 May 2017 – Employees of a Caldwell car dealership handled the small device Tuesday before deciding it could pose a danger and notifying police.
“My first reaction was that it wasn’t a real device,” said Scott Emry, owner of Hum Motors at 6719 Cleveland Blvd. “I picked it up and looked at it, went through all the (serial) numbers and realized I shouldn’t be handling this.”
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