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They say the vehicle, covered with attacks on critics of President Donald Trump, directly links the 56-year-old Aventura man to the crime of mailing explosive devices from South Florida to the Democratic targets.” “Investigators are also analyzing Sayoc’s impounded van in which he lived and allegedly built the pipe bombs because it contains a trove of valuable evidence, from explosive-device materials to credit-card receipts. a center that routes mail and packages sent from Miami-Dade County, where Sayoc was living at the time of his arrest. Postal Service’s Royal Palm Mail Processing Center in Opa-Locka, Fla. Several of the packages passed through the U.S. The FBI says DNA evidence from at least two of the packages also points to him as the suspect. Sayoc was identified in part from a latent fingerprint on one of the packages. “All mail, at all CNN domestic bureaus, is being screened at off-site facilities as of last Wednesday, so this package would NOT have come directly to the CNN Center, even if it hadn’t been intercepted first,” Zucker said. He added that CNN’s screening process is working. “There is no imminent danger to CNN Center,” Zucker said, in a statement about the package. The latest package was stopped at an Atlanta post office before it reached CNN, according to the news network’s president, Jeff Zucker. Prosecutors are expected to try to move his case to New York, where most of the packages were discovered. Sayoc, 56, is due to appear in federal court in Florida Monday afternoon for a hearing. Despite Sayoc’s arrest, the authorities have warned that there may be other packages still working their way through the postal system. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s office in South Florida as their return address. Packages linked to Sayoc have used the address of Rep. The Atlanta package is “similar in appearance to the others” that were addressed to CNN, the FBI said shortly after noon on Monday. He is facing charges for five federal crimes, including the illegal mailing of explosives. The announcement comes three days after the FBI arrested Cesar Altieri Sayoc and accused him of trying to send improvised explosive devices to high-profile Democrats and media targets. Tech CEOs questioned over how misinformation spreads on social media platformsĪssessing what makes the U.S.A suspicious package addressed to CNN’s office in Atlanta was intercepted on Monday, the network said, adding that all of its mail is being screened off-site. It is not clear if Marley had a license - but in 2019, Publix joined a growing list of retailers that asked customers not to carry weapons inside their stores even if it was legally permitted in the state. (1/2)įirearm licenses in Georgia allow people to "legally carry a concealed firearm" in the state, according to the state's website. "The safety of the Atlantic Station community is of utmost importance."Īt the request of the APD, we have shut down the interior shopping district streets at Atlantic Station and the parking deck to ensure the safety of the community as authorities investigate the suspicious package found onsite. "We are closely monitoring the situation alongside APD, and we will reopen as soon as possible," an Atlantic Station spokesperson tweeted on Wednesday evening.
It is not clear if the package is linked to the earlier incident.
Later Wednesday, Atlantic Station - the upscale commercial area where the Publix is located - said it was shutting down while authorities investigated a suspicious package found onsite. Additional questions should be directed to the Atlanta Police Department." "We are thankful that there were no injuries, and all were able to exit the store safely," Publix said. Publix said in a statement that its Atlantic Station location is cooperating with law enforcement on the investigation.
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