BREAKING: Bridge connecting Canada and US closed over possible explosives, one in custody
The Ambassador Bridge—the international border crossing that links Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, has been closed in both directions.
The Ambassador Bridge—the international border crossing that links Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, has been closed in both directions.

Update: Police reopened the border crossing to traffic entering the US from Canada amid an investigation into possible explosives deemed an "isolated incident."
Windsor police said upon secondary inspection of a vehicle, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) alerted law enforcement of possible explosives on the bridge complex. The Windsor Star is reporting that "one person is in police custody after possible explosives found near the bridge forced an evacuation and a halt to some cross-border traffic Monday."
No direct threats were made to places or people in connection with the possible explosives, per the Toronto Star.
The CBSA said it continues to work closely with emergency officials in Canada and the US to monitor the ongoing situation while minimizing traffic disruptions.
Affected vehicles remain rerouted to the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel and the Blue Water Bridge in Sarnia, Ontario.
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The Ambassador Bridge — the international border crossing that links Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan — has been closed in both directions due to the possible discovery of explosives in the area.
According to The Canadian Press, investigators said the surrounding areas around the bridge have been evacuated.
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An explosives unit is on the scene.
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