All articles tagged with #suspicious package
Originally Published 7 days ago — by ABC News
A suspicious package containing homemade explosive substances was found near the Arizona State Capitol, leading to evacuations of multiple government buildings including the Arizona Supreme Court, with investigations ongoing.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Guardian
Seven people were hospitalized after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. The incident prompted evacuations and an investigation, but initial tests showed no immediate threat, and all individuals have been released from the hospital. The nature of the powder and potential illnesses remain unclear.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NBC News
A suspicious package at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland led to the evacuation of two buildings and a security cordon, but no ongoing threat was reported, and normal operations resumed.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by BBC
Multiple people fell ill after opening a suspicious package containing an unidentified white powder at Joint Base Andrews, near Washington DC, leading to evacuations and an ongoing investigation, though initial tests found no immediate hazards.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Axios
Multiple people at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland fell ill after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder, leading to evacuations and an investigation, though no immediate threats were found and those affected are in stable condition.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by CNN
Multiple people at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland fell ill after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder; initial tests showed no immediate hazard, but investigations and assessments of potential political propaganda are ongoing.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Independent
A suspicious package outside a NYC police precinct in Times Square led to a major evacuation but was later deemed non-hazardous, with ongoing investigation into the incident.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News
A suspicious package was found outside the US embassy in London, prompting the Metropolitan Police to close nearby roads and conduct a controlled explosion. The incident led to a "loud bang," which was confirmed to be the result of the controlled detonation. Investigations are ongoing, and safety cordons remain in place. The US embassy, which moved to its current location in 2018, is a heavily fortified building.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by DW (English)
Police in London conducted a controlled explosion near the US Embassy after investigating a suspicious package, urging the public to remain calm. The area remains cordoned off as inquiries continue. The US Embassy, located in the Nine Elms area since 2018, is surrounded by upscale developments and landmarks like the Battersea Power Station.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Arizona's Family
A woman was arrested after leaving a suspicious package at an apartment complex in east Phoenix, prompting evacuations and a police response. The package was found to contain an explosive compound, but no other explosives were discovered. Residents have since returned to their homes, and the woman will be booked into jail.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Reuters.com
The Republican National Committee's headquarters in Washington was briefly evacuated after receiving a suspicious package containing two vials of blood, prompting a police lockdown. The incident, condemned by the White House, is under investigation by U.S. Capitol Police.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Washington Post
The Republican National Committee headquarters on Capitol Hill was locked down after receiving a package containing vials of blood, a Chinese philosophy text, and ice packs. U.S. Capitol Police are investigating the source of the package.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by LNP | LancasterOnline
A suspicious package containing coloring books led to the cancellation of a Drag Queen Story Hour event at the Lancaster Public Library, prompting bomb threats and an evacuation. Police determined that the package was innocuous, but continue to investigate the source of the threats, which specifically targeted the drag event. The package, which raised suspicion due to labeling inconsistencies, was confirmed to be from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and intended for the library. Police Chief Richard Mendez stated that K-9s can alert to innocuous items due to various reasons, such as coming into contact with specific chemical compounds during shipping.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by LNP | LancasterOnline
Lancaster Pride has canceled a Drag Queen Story Hour event at the Lancaster Public Library due to the discovery of a suspicious package nearby, prompting a police evacuation. The LGBTQ+ group emphasized the importance of community safety and expressed regret over the cancellation. Library officials and Pride organizers expressed disappointment and frustration over the situation, citing safety concerns and the politicization of the event.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS News
A suspicious package delivered to a Colorado dentist's office led to a murder investigation after his wife, Angela Craig, fell ill and died. Dr. James Craig was arrested and charged with her murder, but has pleaded not guilty. The package, containing potassium cyanide, was discovered at the dental office while Angela was in the hospital. The discovery prompted a nurse to alert the police, leading to James Craig's arrest. His trial is scheduled to begin in August 2024, with the defense possibly arguing that he was seeking poison for himself, not to harm his wife.