Suspicious Package Sent To Miami Democrat Party On Halloween Day, Turns Out To Be The Scariest Thing Possible...

Scary Looking Bill Nelson - Florida U.S. Senator

Turns out, the “suspicious package” that locked up downtown Miami Wednesday afternoon wasn’t suspicious at all — it was a package of U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson bumper stickers in a brown box, police said.

Miami-Dade Democratic Party contacted Miami police Wednesday afternoon when a “suspicious” package was found inside its office in the CIC Miami building at 1951 NW Seventh Ave.

A police source familiar with the investigation told the Miami Herald that the package was received on Oct. 22 and found on an empty floor of the Democratic Party office. The package was sent from Orlando. To err on the side of caution, investigators X-rayed the package.

Officials at the Democratic Party office were concerned because the package was not expected in its deliveries. Miami’s bomb squad was investigating the suspicious package.

The building, which used to be called Life Science Park and which currently leases spaces for an office to the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, SAVE LGBTQ and The New Tropic media site, was not completely evacuated.

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Well, the bomb scare situation has come to @CIC_Miami. The building has been evacuated due to a threat. @MiamiPD and a bomb squad are investigating.

1:08 PM - Oct 31, 2018

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