Emergency services including hazmat teams and the police rushed to Donald Trump Jr.’s mansion following reports of white powder in an envelope received through the mail.
The eldest child of ex-president Donald Trump – who recently claimed he would deport Prince Harry as president – spotted the suspicious substance when he opened his mail at his Florida residence, according to the Daily Beast. But neither Trump’s spokesperson nor the local Jupiter Police shed light on the matter.
A source close to Trump quelled fears by explaining: “The test results of the substance came up inconclusive on what it was exactly, but officials on the scene do not believe it is deadly.”
Another representative affirmed that there were no immediate threats to Trump Jr.’s life.
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Trump Jr. explained that he approved the financial statements because he trusted the experts, like the accountants and Allen Weisselberg, who was in charge of the company’s money.
“As a trustee, I have an obligation to listen those who are expert – who have an expertise of these things,” he said.
