Turkey police detain suspect claiming to have bomb outside U.S. consulate


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  • Friday, 27 Feb 2015

A policeman checks a vehicle with a sniffing dog near the U.S. consulate in Istanbul February 27, 2015.REUTERS/Murad Sezer

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police detained a suspect outside the U.S. consulate in Istanbul who claimed to have a bomb, the consulate said on Friday.

Police sealed off a street outside the consulate and removed the suspect's car after checking it for explosives, according to a Reuters cameraman at the scene. The consulate said it had taken measures to protect its staff and visitor

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