A tense situation unfolded at the site of a Trump rally on Long Island, New York, when reports of a potential bomb caused a brief scare. The drama started when a journalist claimed that a police dog had sniffed out an explosive device in a car parked inside the rally's security zone.

According to the journalist, the driver of the car ran away into the woods after the dog made the discovery. The story quickly spread, raising fears that the rally might be in danger.

However, Nassau County Police later stepped in to clear up the confusion. They confirmed that there was no bomb. Instead, it turned out that a person who had been training a bomb detection dog near the site had wrongly reported finding explosives. This individual was being questioned by police, but there was no real threat.

Thousands of Trump supporters were already lining up outside the Nassau Coliseum for the rally, eager to get good seats. Despite the scare, the event went on as planned, with Trump set to spe...