Democratic Socialists Deny Involvement in White Powder Letters
Summary
Suspicious letters containing white powder were sent to many political offices across the United States, including some belonging to election officials and lawmakers. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) denied any involvement and are cooperating with the FBI and other agencies investigating the threats.Key Facts
- Letters with white powder were sent to political offices in at least 15 states.
- Some letters contained threats referencing a “civil war” after the midterm elections.
- Democratic Representative Hillary Scholten’s office in Michigan received one such letter falsely claiming to be from the DSA.
- The DSA stated it was not involved and condemned threats and violence.
- The FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and Capitol Police are investigating the suspicious mail.
- Some letters were intercepted before reaching their intended recipients.
- Senators including Chuck Schumer, Chris Murphy, and Alex Padilla were among those targeted.
- Senator Ted Cruz reported his office also received suspicious mail with white powder.
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