Toy Bomb Sent As 'Joke' by Florida Deputy to Lieutenant Prompts Evacuation, Then Resignation - Newsweek

January 10, 2019

Current News - Cesar Sayoc Toy Bomb Sent As 'Joke' by Florida Deputy to Lieutenant Prompts Evacuation, Then Resignation - Newsweek Toy Bomb Sent As 'Joke' by Florida Deputy to Lieutenant Prompts Evacuation, Then Resignation Australian police investigate suspicious packages sent to diplomatic missions Suspicious packages found at foreign consulates in Canberra, Melbourne Australian police investigate suspicious packages sent to diplomatic missions - AOL Toy Bomb Sent As 'Joke' by Florida Deputy to Lieutenant Prompts Evacuation, Then Resignation - Newsweek Newsweek A Florida deputy prompted the evacuation the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office after he sent a toy bomb to a lieutenant as a “joke.” A toy bomb was delivered to the desk of Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Joseph Gerretz on Tuesday through inner-office mail, WFLA reported. Read More Toy Bomb Sent As 'Joke' by Florida Deputy to Lieutenant Prompts Evacuation, Then Resignation Alerta de Google: Cesar Sayoc A Florida deputy prompted the evacuation the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office after he sent a toy bomb to a lieutenant as a “joke.” A toy bomb was delivered to the desk of Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Joseph Gerretz on Tuesday through inner-office mail, WFLA reported. Read More Australian police investigate suspicious packages sent to diplomatic missions Alerta de Google: Cesar Sayoc MELBOURNE, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Police in Australia are investigating suspicious packages sent to a wide range of embassies and consulates on Wednesday, which officials said included the U.S. Read More Suspicious packages found at foreign consulates in Canberra, Melbourne Alerta de Google: Cesar Sayoc While on a different scale and intensity of offending, there could be behavioural parallels with US pipe-bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc, who is accused of ... Read More Australian police investigate suspicious packages sent to diplomatic missions - AOL AOL MELBOURNE, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Police in Australia are investigating suspicious packages sent to a wide range of embassies and consulates on Wednesday, which officials said included the U.S. Read More

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