BREAKING: A Target in Layton was evacuated after officials said they were informed of a bomb threat to multiple Utah locations. They said the threat mentioned Target's Pride merchandise displays.
An employee of the Panda Express located next to the Target at 815 West 2000 North confirmed that multiple officers were on scene with a K-9 team by 1 p.m. on Friday.
They said all of the stores occupants —staff and customers — appeared to have been evacuated to the parking lot. Sgt. John Ottesen with Layton Police said bomb threats were made to Target stores in Layton, Salt Lake, Taylorsville and Provo. Officers began the investigation after two local new stations received emails alerting them about the threats.The threat was three sentences long and came from “bogus email address," according to Sgt. Ottesen.for its LGBTQ+ children's merchandise being sold in several stores, which has since been taken off shelves.
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