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Utah's LG says Postal inspector intercepted letter with suspicious powder meant for her office

What happened

A postal inspector intercepted a suspicious envelope containing white powder and a threatening letter intended for Utah's Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson's office. The envelope was turned over to the FBI, and similar threats have been sent to election officials and congressional offices nationwide ahead of the November midterms.

Timeline

  1. KSL Utah's LG says Postal inspector intercepted letter with suspicious powder meant for her office
  2. Fox 13 Utah postal inspector intercepts suspicious election mail amid string of nationwide cases
  3. KJZZ Postal inspector intercepts suspicious envelope addressed to Utah lieutenant governor
  4. KUTV 2News Postal inspector intercepts suspicious envelope addressed to Utah lieutenant governor
  5. KSL's Inside Sources Your Voice, Your Vote: LG Henderson pushes back on DOJ, a rise in unaffiliated voters, Trump's approval rating continues to fall
  6. KSL Lee defends Trump DOJ after Utah lieutenant governor calls federal government 'threat' to elections
  7. Fox 13 Former FBI agent, Utah State professor weigh in on suspicious letter to lieutenant governor's office
  8. St George News (Washington County) Letter with white powder addressed to Utah Lt. Gov. Henderson intercepted, given to FBI
  9. KSL News (YouTube) Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson refusing to hand over voter records to federal government

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