Nassau County police investigated a “suspicious occurrence” near Donald Trump's Long Island rally but found no explosives.

Police confirmed a "suspicious occurrence" was reported near the location of former President Donald Trump's Wednesday rally in Long Island.

Nassau County Police refuted reports that an explosive device was found at or near the venue of former President Donald Trump’s rally on Wednesday. The police in a Facebook post said: "Reports that an explosive device was found at the Nassau Coliseum are FALSE.

Police deny social media claims of explosives near Trump rally, clarifying the situation involved a training exercise.

The is "no credibility" to reports that explosives were found near the site of former President Donald Trump's Long Island rally, New York police told Raw Story on Wednesday. The claim that of explosives found in a car parked near Trump's Uniondale venue — picked up by the Daily Mail Wednesday morning — appears originate with an X post from former

Reports of a potential bomb threat at former President Donald Trump's New York rally have been shot down by local police after a thorough investigation of the area. In Uniondale, New York, on Wednesday,

Crowds gather on Long Island before Donald Trump's Wednesday election rally. Just before the event, officers allegedly found explosive materials in one of the cars. Authorities reassured that there is no threat,