By Police1 Staff
BEAVERTON, Ore. — Police evacuated a 7-Eleven after an object exploded in the gas station’s microwave.
Officers responded to a call of a suspicious object left in the microwave, KATU reported. When authorities arrived, they evacuated the gas station as a precaution and an explosives unit was brought in.
Upon further investigation, police discovered the object was a urine sample wrapped in a hand warmer. Officials say the “chemical makeup of the handwarmer did not agree with the microwave and exploded.”
“It appears that whoever was on his/her way to do a drug test did not feel that it was warm enough, so they decided to microwave it at 7-Eleven,” police spokesperson Mike Rowe said in a release.
Security footage is being reviewed to discover the pee owner’s identity. The suspect “most likely did not pass their UA today,” Rowe added.