Nancy Pelosi’s office latest recipient of letter containing white powder
Summary
Nancy Pelosi’s office in California received a suspicious letter containing white powder, which is part of a wider series of similar mailings sent to many U.S. Congress members before the midterm elections. Authorities including the FBI and postal inspectors are investigating these mailings to ensure safety.Key Facts
- Nancy Pelosi’s office got a suspicious letter with white powder on Wednesday.
- More than 35 members of Congress from different parties have also received similar letters.
- Preliminary tests on one letter’s powder showed it was not dangerous.
- Over 100 letters with white powder have been reported in the U.S. mail system.
- Election offices have also received suspicious mail related to these cases.
- The FBI, U.S. Capitol Police, and Postal Inspection Service are investigating.
- Pelosi’s office said the mailings are like those received by other congressional offices and confirmed staff are safe.
- Law enforcement agencies are working together to investigate these threats before the 2024 midterm elections.
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