Nov. 13 update: A spokesperson for Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirms the letter sent to a Fulton County Elections Cffice tested positive for opioids after its interception.
A potentially fentanyl-laced letter has been sent and is on the way to a Fulton County Elections Office, according to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
The letter was part of a batch of five letters — four went to elections offices in Washington state and contained suspicious powders. At least two of those letters tested positive for fentanyl. Federal authorities discovered that a fifth letter was addressed to the Fulton County Elections Office in Fairburn, and they alerted Georgia authorities.
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