It's been a tense day in Navajo County, Arizona. Reports of bomb threats have been swirling around, causing concern but no real danger. Arizona's Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes, was quick to reassure everyone. "These are just rumors, folks, " he said during a news conference. He added that both state and federal law enforcement are on the case.

Fontes believes these threats are part of a bigger pattern. Similar scares have been reported in Georgia, Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. He suspects these might be related to a foreign enemy, though he didn’t name any specific country.

Later in the day, an ABC15 reporter tweeted that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is investigating a bomb threat at the Superior Court, where the recorder's office is located. Authorities say the threat is similar to others across the country and there’s no real evidence to back it up.

Sergeant Joaquin Enriquez from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office stated, "We're taking this very seriously, but right now, there's no credible information. "

The common motive seems to be causing chaos rather than affecting election results. It's a developing story, and authorities are keeping a close eye on things.

Navajo County Threats: Rumors of Bomb Scares Cause Alarm

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