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"Alligator NAME_2 Closed; Three Detained in Security Check
TAL NAME_3 Associated Press Writer
NAME_4 -- Authorities found no explosives in two cars belonging to three men of Middle Eastern descent who were stopped on a South Florida interstate Friday after a woman reported they had made suspicious comments at a Georgia restaurant.
Collier County NAME_5 said the men's comments may have been a joke. Authorities closed Interstate 75 connecting Florida's gulf and Atlantic coasts for more than 17 hours as they used bomb-sniffing dogs, a robot and police officers to check the cars. The men were then allowed to drive away, although they could still be charged.
''If this was a hoax, they will be charged,'' said NAME_6, who said Florida agencies are in contact with Georgia authorities. He was responding to reports in The Miami Herald's online edition and elsewhere that the men may have been talking like terrorists because they didn't like the way the woman was looking at them.
''Not withstanding whether it was done in jest or if it was done on purpose, the result is the same,'' said NAME_7, commissioner of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. ''Floridians were in a state of alert and we spent hundreds of thousand of dollars.''
The cars were stopped after the woman said she had overheard the men at a Calhoun, Ga., restaurant making ''alarming'' comments, according to NAME_8 of the Georgia Department of Public Safety.
One of the men said Americans ''mourned on 9/11 and they are going to mourn again on 9/13,'' according to a follow-up alert issued by Florida authorities based on her warning.
Their target of ''possible terrorist activities'' was in the Miami area, and the men said they were running five hours behind schedule, according to the Florida alert obtained by The Associated Press.
Bomb-sniffing dogs alerted authorities to material in both cars, but no explosives were found in either, said NAME_9 of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Authorities blasted open what appeared to be a backpack taken from one of the vehicles, and a robot was being used to search the vehicles. Bomb squad technicians in protective blast suits also removed a suitcase and plastic bags from one car and searched the interior and trunk.
Nothing was found, but ''we still have some investigating we need to do,'' FBI agent NAME_10 said.
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