Unknown substance in envelope sparks scare in Ramapo
A Rockland Hazmat team tested it and found it was not harmful.
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Apr 1, 2025, 11:58 AM
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15m agoA man in Ramapo caused a scare Tuesday by bringing a suspicious envelope into the police station.
Officials said it contained an unknown substance and was removed from the station.
A Rockland Hazmat team tested it and found it was not harmful.
Police advise against touching, smelling, or moving suspicious mail, recommending to isolate it and call 911.
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