Suspicious package cleared at Canadian Embassy in NW
A suspicious package found at the Canadian Embassy in Northwest has been cleared, D.C Fire reports.
D.C. fire department spokesman Pete Piringer says the embassy was evacuated Monday morning after a suspicious package was discovered on the loading dock. It was later determined not to be dangerous, but Piringer said he did not know what the package actually contained.
Canada's embassy is at 501 Pennsylvania Avenue near the D.C. Superior Court building and the Newseum.
While police investigated, several streets in the area were shut down. The entrances to the D.C. Superior and Circuit court buildings, located nearby, were also closed.
ABC7 News reports that lines are extremely long outside of D.C Superior Court, and due to the hot weather, people with respiratory problems are being allowed to move to the front of the line.
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