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Report: Suspicious Letter Sent to Sen. Jeff Flake's Arizona Office

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Tiffany Gabbay
April 17, 2013
U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona answers questions from the crowd about immagration reform, gay marriage, and other topics Thursday March 28, 2013 during a town hall style meeting at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Ariz. U.S. Senator John McCain was scheduled to attend with Flake but had to cancel because of an illness. Credit: AP

Fox News says it has confirmed that a suspicious letter has been sent to Sen. Jeff Flake's office in Pheonix, Arizona. No additional details about the contents of the letter or its origin have been reported.

Flake is yet another lawmaker in a recent string to have been sent a suspicious letter following the deadly bombings that rocked the Boston Marathon on Monday.

Earlier Wednesday, Michigan senator Carl Levin said one of his regional offices received a “suspicious-looking letter," one day after letters sent to a Republican senator Roger Wicker and to President Barack Obama tested positive for ricin.

 

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