AUGUSTA - Wal-Mart employees thought the soft voice phoning bomb threats might be that of a woman. <br>
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But after three evacuations over the past week, police said they traced a fourth call to an 11-year-old boy. <br>
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The fourth-grader may have been upset after store managers moved his mother to the night shift, Richmond County Sheriff's Maj. Ken Autry said Tuesday. <br>
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The suspect - weighing about 70 pounds and less than 4 feet tall - was brought in by his mother for questioning. <br>
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``He looked like a 6-year-old,'' Autry said. ``He didn't look like your typical person for making bomb threats.'' <br>
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Wal-Mart spokesman Ian DeZalia said the evacuations were a major inconvenience. As for the age of the suspect: ``It's sad.'' <br>
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Authorities reported the boy to juvenile authorities, but he is too young to be charged with a crime.
