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White substance in mail causes scare for Fox News host

By
Craig McCarthy and
Larry Celona
Published Aug. 13, 2021
Updated Aug. 13, 2021, 6:19 p.m. ET
A Fox News TV host reportedly received an envelope with a suspicious white powdery substance.
A Fox News TV host reportedly received an envelope with a suspicious white powdery substance. Robert Miller

A white powdery substance mailed to a Fox News personality caused a scare at the cable TV network’s offices in Midtown on Friday, cops said.

The envelope was addressed to the TV host, who opened the package just before noon on the 21st floor of the building at 1211 Sixth Ave. in Manhattan, according to officials.

Report of individual opening letter with suspicious substance on 21st floor. No injury reported. NYPD & FDNY Hazmat investigate. Fox News and NY Post office space in the building.
Authorities with dogs search for substances outside of News Corp’s headquarters at 1211 Sixth Ave. in Manhattan. Robert Miller
Report of individual opening letter with suspicious substance on 21st floor. No injury reported. NYPD & FDNY Hazmat investigate. Fox News and NY Post office space in the building.
Firefighters arrive outside of News Corp’s headquarters. Robert Miller
Report of individual opening letter with suspicious substance on 21st floor. No injury reported. NYPD & FDNY Hazmat investigate. Fox News and NY Post office space in the building.
NYPD’s counterterrorism unit gather outside News Corp’s headquarters. Robert Miller
Report of individual opening letter with suspicious substance on 21st floor. No injury reported. NYPD & FDNY Hazmat investigate. Fox News and NY Post office space in the building.
Authorities concluded the white powdery substance was non-hazardous. Robert Miller

The TV host isolated himself inside his office until NYPD’s emergency-response unit arrived and determined the unknown substance was non-hazardous, according to police and sources.