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A suspicious wife triggered a full scale bomb alert in Leeds by hiding a tracking device in her husband's car before he went to work. 
  
 Plans were being made to evacuate schools after the unnamed man, who is a retired member of the armed services, spotted the device and dialled 999, telling the operator: "It looks like there's a viable device in my car." 
  
 West Yorkshire Police decided the man's military background identified him as a potential terror target and launched pre-planned emergency procedures, including evacuating nearby homes and preparing a reception centre. 
  
 Officers set up a cordon around the man's car in Providence Avenue, Woodhouse, as council officials discussed widening it and evacuating schools and public buildings. 
  
 Photographs of the suspicious-looking device were sent to the bomb squad, who identified it as a GPS tracker almost an hour after the alarm was raised at 10am on Tuesday. 
  
 Sources say the police established the tracker had been unsuccessfully hidden in the car by the man's wife. 
  
 West Yorkshire Police have confirmed they dealt with a suspicious package in a car, while Leeds City Council say their emergency planning team was involved in the incident. 
  
 "We were asked by the police to invoke our emergency procedures and began preparing a reception centre and made arrangements to transport evacuees," said a spokeswoman. 
  
 No details have been released about why the woman tried to hide the device in the car. ||||| A SUSPICIOUS wife has triggered a bomb alert in Leeds after a GPS tracking device she fitted to her husband’s car was discovered. 
  
 West Yorkshire Police officers were called to the scene in Providence Avenue, Woodhouse, 
  
 after the man called up to report finding the device in his car yesterday (June 14) at 10am. 
  
 The YEP understands that officers set up a cordon around the vehicle and were prepared to evacuate nearby homes when the woman confessed to them that she planted the tracker herself. 
  
 Meanwhile, Leeds City Council’s emergency planning team was contacted to set up temporary accommodation for the evacuated residents in a nearby community centre. 
  
 Contact with bomb disposal experts had been made before the device was identified as a tracker system at about 11am. |||||
Output:
It wasn't a bomb, but a GPS tracker planted by a suspicious wife kind of blew up: A retired military member called police in Leeds, UK, Tuesday when he noticed what he considered to be a "viable device" in his vehicle. Fearing he was a target of terrorists, authorities evacuated nearby homes as a bomb squad investigated, reports Sky News. An hour later, the man's wife admitted she planted what was actually a GPS tracker she'd hoped to use to keep tabs on her hubby, per the Yorkshire Evening Post.