Public Safety · Rocklin, CA
Powdery Substance Found in Mail at Rocklin Congressional Office Friday
Police were called to Rep. Kevin Kiley's congressional office in Rocklin, California, about noon Friday after staff discovered a powdery substance while opening mail. The Rocklin Police Department, Roseville Fire Hazmat Task Force, and the FBI responded; the FBI collected the substance and assumed the investigation. The office remained closed until deemed safe. The incident was part of a nationwide series of suspicious mailings to congressional and election offices being investigated by the FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and U.S. Capitol Police.