Indiana residents can breathe easy after emergency radio alerts of a zombie attack were deemed to be the product of a hack.
The broadcasts, which were “replayed frequently” on a Winchester station around noon on Wednesday, warned of the flesh-eating attack as well as a related disease outbreak from dead bodies, authorities in Randolph County announced on Facebook.
“There is no local emergency,” the sheriff’s department assured in a statement. “We have contacted the radio station and notified the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. Again there is no emergency or disease outbreak in Randolph County.”
By Nina Golgowsku – Full Story at The Huffington Post