ABC News, which first reported on the letter sent to Engoron, also reports that, according to “a source familiar with the situation,” an envelope containing white powder was also sent to New York Attorney General Letitia James, whose office earlier this month won at trial in the civil fraud case against Donald Trump.
February 28, 2024 at 04:56 PM
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Court officers in Manhattan Supreme Court on Wednesday intercepted a letter containing an unidentified white powder that was sent to Justice Arthur Engoron, who just less than two weeks ago issued a $468 million judgment against former President Donald Trump.
In a statement, state court system spokesman said that staff opened a letter addressed to Engoron and that it contained a “white powdery substance.” ABC News first reported on the letter sent to Engoron.
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