A hazardous chemical mix discovered in a laboratory classroom at Santa Rosa Junior College was safely removed Thursday after causing considerable disruption, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office said.
The sheriff’s bomb squad responded to the Lindley Center for STEM Education and used a robot to move the mixture to an open area away from the building, where deputies rendered it safe, the office said.
The sheriff’s office did not identify the chemicals. But no injuries were announced.
The Santa Rosa Junior College Police Department notified the sheriff’s office, which said its bomb technicians are trained to respond to potentially hazardous material and suspicious or dangerous devices…