By Justin Wingerter Staff Writer jwingerter@oklahoman.comThe Department of Homeland Security said Thursday it will suspend nonhazardous bioterrorism tests slated to start in February along the Oklahoma-Kansas border following a public outcry and opposition from area tribes. "During the public comment period, DHS received many comments objecting to the proposed tests at the Chilocco Indian Agricultural School," said John Verrico, a Homeland Security spokesman. "Based on the comments received from tribes, states, and local governments, as well as the concerns expressed from residents in the proposed test area, DHS is suspending plans to perform the proposed tests," he added.Read more on NewsOK.com