The casino owned by the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians reopened on Thursday after an early morning bomb threat.
The Shodakai Casino was shut down around 4am following a call from a man who threatened to set off an explosive device if he didn't receive a payment.
The tribal police and Solano County sheriff's deputies searched the casino and brought in a bomb-sniffing dog. But no evidence of an explosive was found.
The Coyote Valley Band was in a leadership struggle that resulted in indictments against several former leaders.
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(The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat 4/19)
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