2nd 'Suspicious' Envelope In A Week Sent To Rep. Jan Schakowsky's Skokie Office
A hazmat team responded after the office received a second suspicious envelope in less than a week, and investigators are probing a wider mail campaign.
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Schakowsky’s Skokie office evacuated following delivery of suspicious letter
The Skokie Police Department and Capitol Police responded to reports of a suspicious letter sent to U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky’s (D-Evanston) Skokie office Wednesday, according to a news release from the congressperson. Once staff noticed “something unusual” about the envelope, they immediately alerted authorities “out of an abundance of caution,” the release stated. The office...
2 Chicago area members of Congress again received 'suspicious' packages
<p>U.S. Reps. Jan Schakowsky and Mike Quigley on Wednesday said their offices have both independently received a second letter containing a "suspicious" material — part of a nationwide string targeting congressional end election offices nationwide.</p><p>Schakowsky, D-Ill, said her Skokie office received "another suspicious letter," with her staff immediately alerting authorities. Skokie police and the U.S. Capitol Police were alerted, and the F…
More suspicious letters sent to congressional offices in Illinois, officials say
More suspicious letters were sent to Illinois congressional offices on Wednesday, including representatives Jan Schakowsky, Mike Quigley and Brad Schneider, officials said.
Hazmat response at Rep. Jan Schakowsky's Skokie office after 2nd suspicious letter in a week
There was a hazardous materials response at U.S Rep. Jan Schakowsky's north suburban office on Wednesday, after a suspicious letter was delivered to her district office, the second such incident in the past week.
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