Alabama's attorney general says explosive went off outside his office
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There were no injuries in the Saturday incident, according to a statement from the attorney general's office. A motive has not been established.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said Monday an explosive device was detonated outside his office over the weekend.
Marshall said in a statement that an explosive had been detonated on Saturday morning. He said no one was injured in the incident, but did not provide additional details.
Marshall said anyone with information about the incident should speak to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, which is leading investigation into the incident.
The Montgomery Police Department also referred questions to the attorney general's office.
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