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UPDATED STORY @ 10:30 a.m:  41-year-old David Donaway of Seaford is behind bars today, being held in lieu of $71,000 bail on charges of attempted robbery, seven counts of reckless endangering, wearing a disguise, possession of a destructive weapon and possession of a hoax device.

Seaford Police say they were called to the Rite Aid store on Stein Highway just before 9 o’clock Thursday night; store employees told police they saw Donaway walking around inside the store wearing latex gloves and acting suspiciously.

Officers found Donaway sitting in his car; he had a small box with wires and tape and a demand note attached to it. The bomb squad was called; they determined the box was a hoax device and was safe.

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UPDATED STORY @ 8 a.m.:  Seaford Police now say a suspicious package covered in wires and duct tape with a note attached to it, found at the  Rite Aid store on Stein Highway Thursday night, was a hoax.

Police say they were called to the store for an attempted robbery when they spotted the package in a car parked in the parking lot. The bomb squad was called; they determined the package to be safe.

A man has been taken into custody.

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5:30 a.m.:  A bomb threat investigation is going on at this hour in Seaford.

Seaford Police say the bomb squad was called to the Rite Aid on Stein Highway to investigate a suspicious package.

No other details have yet been released by police this morning.