Man Arrested After Fake Bomb Outside NYPD's Times Square Facility

New information revealed that 26-year-old Desean Maryat has been arrested in connection with the fake bomb made of cardboard placed outside the NYPD’s Times Square facility, according to a FOX5 report.

Police said video surveillance showed a man who reportedly left the "hoax" device in front of the police station. The area was deemed safe.

According to local news, a cylinder-style device was found around 10:30 a.m. in front of a midtown NYPD precinct substation front door. Police cordoned off 7th Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Police are actively managing traffic and pedestrian control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

Police are coordinating additional units for pedestrian control and counterterrorism efforts in response to the suspicious package.

Police are mobilizing additional personnel for crowd control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

New information revealed that 26-year-old Desean Maryat has been arrested in connection with the fake bomb made of cardboard placed outside the NYPD’s Times Square facility, according to a FOX5 report.

Police said video surveillance showed a man who reportedly left the "hoax" device in front of the police station. The area was deemed safe.

According to local news, a cylinder-style device was found around 10:30 a.m. in front of a midtown NYPD precinct substation front door. Police cordoned off 7th Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Police are actively managing traffic and pedestrian control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

Police are coordinating additional units for pedestrian control and counterterrorism efforts in response to the suspicious package.

Police are mobilizing additional personnel for crowd control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

New information revealed that 26-year-old Desean Maryat has been arrested in connection with the fake bomb made of cardboard placed outside the NYPD’s Times Square facility, according to a FOX5 report.

Police said video surveillance showed a man who reportedly left the "hoax" device in front of the police station. The area was deemed safe.

According to local news, a cylinder-style device was found around 10:30 a.m. in front of a midtown NYPD precinct substation front door. Police cordoned off 7th Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Police are actively managing traffic and pedestrian control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

Police are coordinating additional units for pedestrian control and counterterrorism efforts in response to the suspicious package.

Police are mobilizing additional personnel for crowd control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

New information revealed that 26-year-old Desean Maryat has been arrested in connection with the fake bomb made of cardboard placed outside the NYPD’s Times Square facility, according to a FOX5 report.

Police said video surveillance showed a man who reportedly left the "hoax" device in front of the police station. The area was deemed safe.

According to local news, a cylinder-style device was found around 10:30 a.m. in front of a midtown NYPD precinct substation front door. Police cordoned off 7th Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Police are actively managing traffic and pedestrian control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

Police are coordinating additional units for pedestrian control and counterterrorism efforts in response to the suspicious package.

Police are mobilizing additional personnel for crowd control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

New information revealed that 26-year-old Desean Maryat has been arrested in connection with the fake bomb made of cardboard placed outside the NYPD’s Times Square facility, according to a FOX5 report.

Police said video surveillance showed a man who reportedly left the "hoax" device in front of the police station. The area was deemed safe.

According to local news, a cylinder-style device was found around 10:30 a.m. in front of a midtown NYPD precinct substation front door. Police cordoned off 7th Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Police are actively managing traffic and pedestrian control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.

Police are coordinating additional units for pedestrian control and counterterrorism efforts in response to the suspicious package.

Police are mobilizing additional personnel for crowd control in the area surrounding the suspicious package.