Suspicious Package Left at Vegas Casino Causes Travel Disruptions

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Suspicious Package Left at Vegas Casino Causes Travel Disruptions

A suspicious cooler left by an intoxicated hotel guest at the Silver Sevens casino prompted an investigation and road closures Wednesday morning.

The bomb squad was brought in with security in the casino later determining the cooler did not pose a threat and cleared the scene at about 8:35 a.m local time Wednesday.

Authorities confirmed that the cooler was left in the lobby by an intoxicated guest.  No charges will be filed against the individual. 

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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