(Before It's News)

At least 5 Wal-Marts stores, 1 in California, 2 in Michigan, 1 in Minnesota and 1 in New York recieved bomb threats in the last 24 hours.
Michigan
A threat came in to employees at the Walmart store in Holland Township, 2629 N. Park Dr., just before 10 p.m. The employees contacted Ottawa County Central Dispatch at 9:56 p.m., a dispatch supervisor said.
Minutes before, at 9:47 p.m., employees at the Walmart Store in Grandville, 4542 Kenowa Ave. SW, called Kent County Central Dispatch reporting they had received a bomb threat.
Both stores were evacuated. There were no reports of injuries or any hazardous materials found.
Minnesota
A bomb threat called into the Grand Forks Walmart shortly after 6:30 p.m. Friday prompted an evacuation of the store.
Police searched the building and found no evidence of a bomb, according to Sgt. Barb McLeod. She declined to comment on where the caller, a male voice, said the bomb was located.
California
According to Sgt. Victor Derting of the Union City Police Department, the store received a generic bomb threat at about 5 p.m.
Multiple police and emergency units responded to the store.
Everyone inside the store was evacuated and a perimeter was set up around the parking lot.
Authorities conducted a search but no threat or danger was found
New York
New information as the Cortland County Sheriff’s Department continues to look into an incident at the Cortlandville Super Wal-Mart.
K-9 teams from the Broome County Sheriff’s Office detected something, and investigators called in the Onondaga County Bomb Squad as a precaution.
Deputies said there is no threat to the public, but it is still an active scene.
To me this seems to be an organized campaign of bomb scares so I wonder if anyone will take responsibiliy for it. It will be inetersting to see. Wal-mart has many enemies so at this point it could be anyone and I don’t think any police forces have leads. -Mort