Two Hostages Taken at Clinton New Hampshire Campaign Office
Reports are emerging that two volunteers in the Rochester, New Hampshire campaign office of Senator Clinton were taken hostage by a man with a bomb taped to his chest. Latest reports from KVI Radio say that the two hostages were released. Apparently a person with known mental illness problems was involved.
Senator Clinton was not present – she was in Virginia to give a speech before the Democratic National Committee. Howard Dean announced to the group that she was canceling the speech.
2 Hostages Taken at N.H.Clinton Office - CBS News
Hostage Situation at Hiliary Campaign Office in NH - AmericaBlog
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