Latest News: Atlanta streets reopen under the guise of police

MIAMI – The latest in the series of parcel bombs sent to the media and personalities considered critical of President Donald Trump (all times):

13:15

Atlanta police reopened several streets as local and federal police investigated a suspicious package discovered at a postal facility located near downtown.

At noon on Monday, a robot was maneuvering outside the facility and about 30 meters row of American mail trucks into the parking lot.

Federal agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the US Postal Inspection Service were investigating the street right next to the post office car park.

The FBI confirmed that the parcel recovered at the Atlanta facility was sent to CNN

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12:45 pm

The FBI confirmed that a suspicious package was found at a post office in Atlanta was addressed to CNN and was "similar in appearance to others."

The statement sent via his Twitter account confirms the announcement made earlier in the day by CNN President Jeff Zucker, who said that a suspicious package had been sent over the network. intercepted at a post office in Atlanta.

According to Zucker, all mail sent to CNN has been examined off-site since last week, when a series of parcel bombs began to appear in the country. One of these bombs was posted at CNN's offices in New York.

The last suspicious package arrives a few hours before the start of the hearing before the 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc Federal Court, to whom the authorities accuse of sending explosive materials. Democrats and other prominent critics of President Donald Trump.

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11:10

The FBI said its anti-bomb team in Atlanta reacted to "a suspicious package" at the US Postal Service in downtown Atlanta. 19659017] Spokesman Kevin Rowson said by e-mail that the agency had been informed by the US Postal Inspection Service of a suspicious package arrived at 400 Pryor Street, in the United States. downtown Atlanta, corresponding to the address of a post office.

identify to whom the package was addressed. But earlier in the day, CNN President Jeff Zucker announced that a suspicious package addressed to the cable television network had been intercepted Monday at a post office in Atlanta.

million. Zucker stated that there was no imminent danger to the CNN Center.

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Zucker announced that there was no imminent danger to the CNN Center.

Atlanta police confirmed they responded to a suspicious package at a post office Monday morning.

He claims that all mail sent to CNN has been filtered off-site since last week, when a series of parcel bombs began to appear in the country. One of these bombs was sent to CNN offices in New York

A first hearing is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Florida Federal Court for Cesar Sayoc, 56, who faces five charges. Sayoc was arrested Friday in Florida after investigators said he had linked the packages with fingerprints and DNA evidence.

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02:25

The Florida man is accused of sending packages containing explosive materials to renowned Democrats and others Opponents to President Donald Trump must appear for the first time in court.

A first hearing is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Florida Federal Court for Cesar Sayoc, 56, who faces five counts of indictment. Sayoc was arrested Friday in Florida after investigators said he had identified fingerprints and DNA evidence.

Sayoc being prosecuted in New York, his hearing in Florida will likely be brief and procedurally focused. The main question will be to know when he gives up extradition to New York and asks for bail.

The authorities claim that Sayoc would risk more than 50 years in prison when he was found guilty of all charges related to incandescent bombs sent to political figures across the country.

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