Substance mailed to Ute tribal offices deemed harmless (The Salt Lake Tribune 12/6)
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Suspicious substance mailed to Ute Tribe's office was harmless
Posted: Thursday, December 6, 2012
A suspicious substance that was mailed to the Ute Tribe of Utah turned out to be harmless.
The FBI sent a hazardous materials team to the reservation, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
Initial tests showed the substance wasn't dangerous but two employees were sent to a hospital
"out of an abundance of caution," an FBI spokesperson told the paper.
Further tests will be conducted to determine what the substance was.
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Substance mailed to Ute tribal offices deemed harmless (The Salt Lake Tribune 12/6)
Substance mailed to Ute tribal offices deemed harmless (The Salt Lake Tribune 12/6)
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