Suspicious powder sent to Tinton Falls is drugs
The FBI and other emergency personnel were dispatched in Tinton Falls Tuesday to investigate a suspicious letter containing white powder. Authorities say the powder turned out to be narcotics and not
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Jul 29, 2009, 3:47 AM
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Updated 5,624 days ago
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The FBI and other emergency personnel were dispatched in Tinton Falls Tuesday to investigate a suspicious letter containing white powder.
Authorities say the powder turned out to be narcotics and not a biological agent as feared.
The letter was sent to the office of Cahill Studio, a restaurant design company. Owner Jeff Cahill said it was addressed to Norway, but with his name and address listed as the sender.
For more on the suspicious letter, go to channel 612 on your iO digital cable box and select iO Extra.
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