This came from a man I know. I find it more than credible. George Bush was in the Governor's Mansion -- just two to three minutes away. Could this have been a "biological" or "chemical" attack at George Bush? Why have we heard nothing about this except on the Internet?
Raye
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From Mack White

Raye:

Hope this finds you well.

I am writing to report to you a strange incident which happened in Austin last Monday.

Here's the story:

A University of Texas police officer stopped an old Grand Prix with diplomatic license plates which were (depending on which news report you hear) either stolen or expired, but which later turned out to be neither (?).

Three other UT officers arrived on the scene, along with an Austin Community College officer (all of them way outside their jurisdiction). While searching the vehicle, the first officer went into a seizure. The four other cops became sick with headache, nausea, and sore throat--"allergy-like" symptoms. The first cop was hospitalized; the others treated and released.

News reporters reporting live on the scene described the same symptoms, including a bad smell.

The Hazardous Materials Unit arrived, then several blocks of Lamar and 15th were shut down. Two large blue tents were set up. Men in protective suits worked for three hours.

Then, when it was all over, they announced there never was any substance, and that the first cop must have been overcome by allergies.

Nothing was said about the symptoms experienced by the other persons!

The young man who had been driving the car was handcuffed and taken to jail. He was later released.

The police refused to release the identity or nationality of the man who was driving the diplomatic car. However, I have learned from a reliable source that the man was Sudanese.

Incidentally, this occurred about two minutes' drive from the Governors Mansion. Gov. Bush was in the mansion that day (these days he is usually away on the campaign trail); I know because when I drove past it on the way to work that morning I saw a large security detail of DPS officers surrounding the mansion.

ALSO: In the past hour it was reported that 100+ persons where evacuated from the Department of Public Safety (DPS) office on North Lamar. (DPS is our highway patrol; the Texas Rangers are part of DPS.)

Twenty (?) persons were hospitalized with chest pains and "allergy-like" symptoms. (The number of persons hospitalized is unclear. I've also heard it was four persons.) Nothing more known at this time.

Mack White
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