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Firebombs Found Outside Recording Studio

Posted: 10:57 am EST November 19, 2009Updated: 2:46 pm EST November 19, 2009

Atlanta police responded Thursday morning to reports of two firebombs at a location in northwest Atlanta.

Molotov cocktails were found in the 1700 block of Defoors Avenue, according to an Atlanta police spokesman.

The firebombs were found outside a small home that houses the White House recording studio. The home is next door to a building that houses rapper T.I.'s recording studio, Grand Hustle.

Molotov cocktails are bottles filled with flammable liquid with cloth stuffed into bottle used as a wick. Neither of the firebombs found Thursday were lit.

Atlanta Fire Dept along with the ATF, FBI and the Atlanta SWAT team responded to the scene and conducted the investigation on the suspicious items.

No one was injured in the incident. The ATF has taken over the investigation.

Check back on wsbtv.com for more on this developing story.

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