Overview
- Two connected buildings were cleared and a security cordon was set up after a package was opened inside the Air National Guard Readiness Center.
- Initial HAZMAT field tests detected no immediate hazardous substance, with further laboratory analysis pending.
- The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is leading the probe, including a review of political propaganda reported to have been inside the package.
- Base officials say those who felt ill were evaluated at Malcolm Grove Medical Center and then released, and normal operations have resumed.
- Sources reported the package contained an unknown white powder, the specific substance remains undetermined, and the room where it was opened remains closed.