Google receives threat at HQ, police say
Authorities say there were no injuries.
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Police said they helped Google security after a threat Friday.
Police "assisted" Google security at the company's corporate campus in Mountain View, California, after a threat Friday, according to a tweet from the Mountain View Police Department.
The police said there were no injuries.
Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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