FBI arrests man accused of sending over 700 threatening letters to US officials
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested an Oklahoma City man accused of mailing hoax threat letters to US officials. The letters allegedly contained white powder and warnings of treason.
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested a man from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, who is accused of sending more than 700 threatening letters to US officials, Al Jazeera reports.
According to the accusation, the man mailed hoax letters that contained white powder and carried warnings about treason. The letters are described as hoaxes, meaning they were designed to look threatening rather than being genuine attacks.
The source report gives only these basic details. It does not name the suspect, list the specific officials who received the letters, give the date of the arrest, or specify the charges and possible penalties. It also does not say what motivated the mailings.
