U. S. police arrest a woman suspected of sending letters containing ricin Trump to the U. S. President. According to foreign media news 21, police believe the woman sent a total of 6 letters containing castor in the United States. One was sent to the White House and five to Texas.
According to "Russia Today "(RT)21 reported that arrested women have Canadian and French nationality. Local time 21, Canadian police accompanied by biochemical experts to the woman's apartment in Quebec. After investigation, police said the woman sent a total of six letters to the United States containing ricin.
Reported that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Charles Preyer (Charles Poirier) after going to the apartment told journalist : " we think a total of six letters were sent, one to the White House and five to Texas. "
RT said she did not reveal where the other five "poison letters" had been sent to texas. The FBI is investigating suspicious deliveries in southern Texas.
According to reports, the woman is currently detained in Buffalo, New York state, she will be on trial at 16 p.m. local time 23.
CNN (CNN) previously reported that the United States judge staff 21, said a woman suspected of sending ricin letters to the President of the United States has been arrest. reported that the woman was trying to escape from Canada to New York state was arrested on the spot. Earlier on the 19th, the United States intercepted a letter sent to the White House and President containing ricin. Preliminary investigation shows that the letter is from Canada.
ricin, a highly toxic compound extracted from castor seeds, has been used for intimidation and other purposes. It can be used in the form of powder, particles, mist or acid. If ingested, it causes nausea, vomiting and internal gastrointestinal bleeding, which can then lead to liver, spleen and kidney failure and death. due to the breakdown of the circulatory system
