via WABC-TV, New York City:
KEW GARDENS (WABC) -- New York Police Department field tests have ruled a white powder sent with a threatening letter to the Queens office of Congressman Anthony Weiner is not hazardous.
Workers reported the discovery in the Kew Gardens Road office just before 1:50 p.m.
Nine people in the office were being checked out, although none were reported to be injured.
Police say the letter was handwritten in block letters and made a threat related to Weiner's vote on the sweeping federal health care legislation.Workers were decontaminated as a precaution. More sophisticated lab testing would also be done to determine the substance.
It was the latest in a string of several threats made against Weiner and apparently linked to the health care vote... >more
And, via Gawker, here's your latest Teabagger Terror Roundup!
