Bomb Threat at Pope's Brother's Home

0:00On April 22nd, police in New Lennox, Illinois, rushed to the home of John Prevost, brother of the 70-year-old Pope Leo XIV after A. Bomb threat came in. They logged down the area fast and cleared out nearby residents to keep everyone safe. Specialized teams jumped in, including a canine from the Will County Sheriff's Office to sweep the house and yard. It was a full-on search, but they wrapped it up without finding any bombs or dangerous stuff. This all went down just days after President Donald Trump fired off a post on true social on April 12th, slamming Leo for his take on the U.S. Tensions with Iran folks are linking the timing, wondering if word sparked trouble. Turns out the threat was bogus, no explosives anywhere. Cops confirmed it was all clear and sent people back home. Investigators are still chasing the source of that call, piecing together what really went down, so we'll keep an eye on this one. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news

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