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The New York Police Department responded to a report about a suspicious package in the Tribeca neighborhood of Lower Manhattan.
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Two other suspicious parcels were discovered Thursday morning, one in Lower Manhattan, near the offices of Robert De Niro, and the other in Delaware, addressed to former vice president Joe Biden. The packages were found one day after the delivery of at least seven bombs to prominent political figures and Democrats.

None of the bombs exploded and no one was injured.

The Manhattan package was found in the Tribeca neighborhood on a site linked to actor and frequent critic of President Trump, Robert De Niro. "At around 4 am, the police received a response to a call about a suspicious package at 375 Greenwich," confirmed Jerry Varson at the New York Police Department in the United States today. Thursday morning.

In less than an hour, the package had been removed from the location, tweeted the New York Police Department.

Also on Thursday morning, a package sent to former Vice President Biden was intercepted in a Delaware mail facility, the Associated Press reported. The package was similar to those containing bombs.

De Niro openly criticized Trump. He was declared "Baby in Chief" at the National Board of Review Awards in January and cursed the President for the Tony Awards in June.

According to NBC News, the package sent to the building housing De Niro's Tribeca Grill and the office of its film production company is similar to a package containing a return address owned by Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democratic Representative of Florida.

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On Thursday, the police department had tweeted that "we are responding to reports of a suspicious package on Greenwich and Franklin Streets in Tribeca, Manhattan." Avoid this area and expect a police presence and traffic dense More information to follow. "

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On Thursday, without referring directly to explosive devices, President Trump again blamed the media for the "anger" of the company.

"A very big part of the anger we see today in our society is caused by the deliberately false and inaccurate reporting of mainstream media that I call false news," he said in a tweet from morning. "It's become so heinous and hateful that it's beyond description. Mainstream Media has to put order in its business, FAST! "

Thursday 's package in New York was the latest in a seemingly coordinated attack from one Liberal to the other.

Sent parcels included: former President Obama in Washington, former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton in suburban New York, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz in South Florida, Westchester County in New York, residence of philanthropist and democratic donor George Soros, with CNN and two addressed to Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif.

Authorities said Wednesday's homemade bombs were filled with shards of glass and had been intercepted. No one exploded and no one was injured.

One of the explosives was sent to CNN, which resulted in the evacuation of the Time Warner Center in Manhattan, where CNN's offices are located.

Contributor: Associated Press; The Delaware News-Journal

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