A dozen more letters possibly containing hazardous materials were sent to Chase bank branches throughout the country Tuesday, a Chase bank spokesman said.
Greg Hassell, a spokesman for the bank, said besides Oklahoma and Colorado, which received similar threatening letters Monday, notes were also mailed to Ohio, New Jersey and Illinois.
Hassell said not all the letters have been tested, but of the ones tested, all came back harmless.
“This is unusual, and something like this hasn’t happened at the bank in several years,” Hassell said.
He said some people were examined by doctors after coming in contact with the letters, but all have been released.
The branches in Norman and Oklahoma City that received the suspicious letters Monday were open Tuesday.
“It was business as usual in Oklahoma,” Hassell said.
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