Authorities are currently investigating an unsettling incident involving Donald Trump Jr., eldest son of former President Donald Trump, who reportedly opened a letter containing unidentified white powder at his residence in Jupiter, Florida.
The spokesperson for Trump Jr., Andrew Surabian, stated that although the substance’s test results were inconclusive regarding its exact nature, officials at the scene do not believe it poses a deadly threat. Trump Jr. shares the Florida home with his fiancée, Kimberly Guilfoyle.
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The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed its involvement in the investigation, which was initially reported by The Daily Beast. However, questions regarding the matter have been referred to the US Secret Service, which has chosen not to comment on the ongoing investigation.
This incident comes amidst Trump Jr.’s continued involvement in political and legal matters. Notably, he has been a prominent surrogate for his father’s presidential campaigns and has recently made headlines due to his participation in the New York attorney general’s civil fraud case.
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Trump Jr., along with his brother Eric Trump, their father, and two former Trump Organization officials, are appealing a hefty $464 million judgment entered against them in this case.
This is not the first time the Trump family has encountered such a situation. In 2018, Trump Jr.’s then-wife, Vanessa Trump, opened a letter addressed to him that contained a suspicious substance. Fortunately, the New York Police Department determined it to be nonhazardous after investigation.
As the investigation into the recent incident unfolds, authorities are diligently working to ascertain the nature of the substance and any potential threats associated with it.
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