Suspicious package sent to Facebook may contain deadly poison sarin

Hazmat crews in California be expecting results once more Tuesday after a suspicious package deal possibly containing a dangerous poison was once as soon as found out shut to Fb’s number one campus. Nikki Battiste tales.
Hazmat crews in California are expecting results back Tuesday after a suspicious package possibly containing a deadly poison was found near Facebook’s main campus. Nikki Battiste reports.

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