A bomb threat was reported at Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino, prompting safety measures to be taken. The threat was later deemed false after a review.
Monitoring of the situation is ongoing. Guests are being thanked for their cooperation during this time.
For more information or to report any concerns, Tribal Police can be contacted at (830) 758-8025. Further details about the incident are available from the casino.
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