Police investigate suspicious powder mailed to Roselle Park residents
Roselle Park police are warning all residents to carefully inspect their mail after over a dozen residents received envelopes with a suspicious powder inside. Police say the envelopes had a fraudulent
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Oct 8, 2016, 6:48 AM
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Updated 3,020 days ago
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Roselle Park police are warning all residents to carefully inspect their mail after over a dozen residents received envelopes with a suspicious powder inside.
Police say the envelopes had a fraudulent return address of "Roselle Park Police."
Officials have tested the powder and say that the substance does not appear to be dangerous.
Police say that any resident who receives a suspicious envelope should not touch it and contact police immediately.
Many of the letters came out of the Elizabeth post office.
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