The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department sent out its hazard-materials and bomb squad teams to a Bermuda Dunes home on Monday.
Sheriff’s officials tweeted that Technicals used a total containment vessel (TCV) to safely dispose of explosive materials in a populated area.
All explosive ? hazards from the Darrell Road location in Bermuda Dunes have been rendered safe with the use of a TCV( total containment vessel). This piece of equipment allows Bomb techs to safely dispose/render safe explosives in a populated area.
▪️#rivco #sheriff #bombsquad pic.twitter.com/217cvk3CDk— Riverside County Sheriff's Dept (@RSO) February 10, 2020
Officials had been called to the home on Darrell Road on Monday to investigate. The department tweeted that there was no threat to the public.
RSO Hazardous Device Team is working an investigation on Darrell Road in Bermuda Dunes. Several Bomb Techs from our allied agencies are assisting in this investigation. There is no threat to the public and more details will be released at the conclusion of the investigation. pic.twitter.com/o1IeuuBDuq
— Riverside County Sheriff's Dept (@RSO) February 10, 2020
More information about the incident is expected to be released.
Bermuda Dunes- Our Riverside County Sheriff's Bomb Squad will complete a press release and it will be issued later as this investigation is still ongoing.
— Riverside County Sheriff's Dept (@RSO) February 10, 2020
