Donald Trump Jr. receives death threat and white powder in envelope at Florida home
A spokesperson for the former president's son said that test results of the substance were inconclusive, but that authorities did not believe it was deadly.
Authorities in Palm Beach County, Florida, responded to Donald Trump Jr.’s home Monday after he was sent an envelope containing a death threat and white powder.
The response by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue was first reported by The Daily Beast. A spokesperson for the former president's son confirmed the incident to NBC News.
The spokesperson said that test results to identify the white substance were inconclusive but that officials on the scene did not believe it was deadly.
Reached for comment, a spokesperson for Palm Beach County Fire Rescue referred NBC News to the Secret Service, which declined to comment.
In an interview with The Daily Caller, Trump Jr. said the envelope was “the second white powder substance envelope that’s been mailed” to him.
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