Hazmat Incident at Baltimore Courthouse: Suspicious Powder Found in Envelope

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A portion of the Cummings Courthouse in downtown Baltimore was closed and placed on lockdown after a court employee opened a letter addressed from a prison inmate, which contained an unknown white powder substance. Hazmat crews were called to the scene to identify the substance, and three individuals who were potentially exposed were isolated and taken to a medical facility as a precaution. The State of Maryland Health Department later announced that no biological toxins were detected in the powder. The investigation is ongoing to determine the nature of the substance and identify the person responsible.
- Portion of courthouse closed as hazmat crews identify suspicious powder found in envelope WBAL TV Baltimore
- Letter with white powder from inmate causes hazmat incident in Baltimore courthouse EMS1.com
- Hazmat crews called to courthouse to identify suspicious powder WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore
- 3 people being evaluated after suspicious powder found at Baltimore City Circuit Courthouse Fox Baltimore
- No toxins found in substance mailed by inmate to Baltimore courthouse, officials say CBS Baltimore
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