White powder not dangerous

Tuesday, 22 December 2009, 9:42 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police

Tests on white powder sent to the Police Infringement Bureau in Wellington show it is not a dangerous substance.

A scene examination is being conducted at the Bureau's offices and the area is expected to be released shortly.

Wellington CIB will continue investigating the incident to identify the offender.

ENDS

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