Suspicious package sent to Colorado secretary of state under FBI investigation
A suspicious package was sent to the Colorado secretary of state but was intercepted at a mail facility in Denver Tuesday. The package contained a white powder that investigators say was harmless, according to a press release from the secretary’s office.
As part of our weekly roundup of articles about political extremism in Colorado, the Colorado Times Recorder is highlighting ...
Denver officials intercepted a suspicious package for the Secretary of State, found to contain harmless white powder.
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the package appears similar to other packages sent to several Secretaries of State around the U.S. FOX31's Rachel Saurer asked Jena Griswold about the package that was addressed to her office.
The package was sent with a return address to the “U.S. Traitor Elimination Army” and a preliminary investigation showed the powder is likely harmless, officials said. Letters to the editor ...
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