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US Republican HQ locked down over ‘hazmat’ threat | |
(about 2 hours later) | |
Vials of blood were reportedly mailed to the party’s offices in Washington, DC | Vials of blood were reportedly mailed to the party’s offices in Washington, DC |
The Republican National Committee’s (RNC) offices in Washington, DC were placed on lockdown on Wednesday morning, following reports of a hazardous material discharge. | The Republican National Committee’s (RNC) offices in Washington, DC were placed on lockdown on Wednesday morning, following reports of a hazardous material discharge. |
Police cordoned off the building on Capitol Hill, while fire trucks and ambulances were parked nearby. The lockdown was eventually lifted around 9:40am local time, with no official explanation as to what happened. | Police cordoned off the building on Capitol Hill, while fire trucks and ambulances were parked nearby. The lockdown was eventually lifted around 9:40am local time, with no official explanation as to what happened. |
“It sounds like vials of blood were sent in a package and something broke open,” an anonymous source told the New York Post. | “It sounds like vials of blood were sent in a package and something broke open,” an anonymous source told the New York Post. |
Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna, a Florida Republican, partly confirmed this claim. “Blood in vial was sent to RNC HQ,” she posted on X (formerly Twitter). “Along with some other things.” | Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna, a Florida Republican, partly confirmed this claim. “Blood in vial was sent to RNC HQ,” she posted on X (formerly Twitter). “Along with some other things.” |
There were no reports of injuries. | There were no reports of injuries. |
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