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Suspicious package found to be board game

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Published: Oct. 1, 2012 at 3:29 PM

SUNDSVALL, Sweden, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- Swedish police responding to a report of a suspicious package in an airport trash can said they discovered the object was found to be a board game.

Police said the package was found Sunday by a custodian in the bathroom of the Midlanda airport in Sundsvall and police X-rayed the package Monday, discovering it contained a board game called Sundsvallsspelet, The Local.se reported Monday.

Investigators said it appeared the package had been in the trash can for several days before it was discovered.

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