"hillary for america notified law enforcement friday evening of an envelope containing a suspicious substance," clinton senior national spokesperson glen caplin said in a statement.  | getty by rebecca morin 10/22/16 10:15 am edt a suspicious white powder sent to hillary clinton's brooklyn campaign headquarters was found to be "non-hazardous," the campaign confirmed saturday. "hillary for america notified law enforcement friday evening of an envelope containing a suspicious substance. preliminary testing by federal and local officials has found the substance to be non-hazardous," clinton senior national spokesperson glen caplin said in a statement. story continued below four individuals were released following a full examination by medical personnel, caplin said. according to the new york post , the substance was discovered by two interns who opened a letter at the office at 5 p.m. the headquarters were subsequently evacuated. the letter was taken to the 11th floor of clinton's office about 5:30 p.m. by the interns, the post reported. "our office remained open throughout this period and will remain open without interruption tomorrow morning," caplin said in the statement. gabriel debenedetti contributed to this article. by thomas wright by bill scher by joshua zeitz by jack shafer
substance sent to clinton headquarters found to be non-hazardous - politico
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