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Prosecuting Anthrax Hoaxes

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Copy cat cases are turning up all over the Four States with anthrax scares dominating peoples minds and law enforcement man hours. Officers say they will take the threats to public safety seriously, but they are frustrated that someones prank takes away time from the work that really needs to be done. Area prosecutors say they will take all threats seriously as well. So far none of the reported cases of white powder at area businesses and post offices around the four states have turned up anything out of the ordinary.

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