Tucson Police Investigate White Powder

Suspicious White Powder on East Side of Tucson

TUCSON, AZ (OnFocus) According to the National Weather Service, nearly 2 inches of snow was recorded on Friday in Tucson, AZ. This is the most snow recorded in the city since February of 2013. 

Tucson Police Department posted a message on Facebook Friday afternoon to bring awareness to potential driving hazards and remind people to maintain a safe following distance. 

Within the first 24 hours the video has nearly 2 million views. 

WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW. 

Facebook Post: Tocuson Police Department:***BREAKING NEWS***

Tucson Police Department Investigating Suspicious White Powder on Tucson’s far East Side.

Officers have been getting numerous reports of the suspicious substance from all over town. Now we finally have some answers for the concerned public.

Photos from the snow event:

 

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Snow Day – We were supposed to take a 2 day family trip yesterday morning to White Sands. Unfortunately, that got derailed by the government shutdown as it was closed. The snow more than made up for any disappointment. My Mom joined me as I left early to go take pictures. A friend texted me saying that the Vail area had 4 or more inches. We headed out towards Colossal Cave and found upwards of 6-7 inches, the most I’ve ever seen. My wife and kids joined us a little later at that same friend’s house for snowball fights, snow angels, sledding, and even a little photography. They have a few horses and a baby poodle that just begged to be photographed. #tucsonsnow #saguaropictures #saguaronationalpark

A post shared by Greg McCown (@tucsonre) on Jan 3, 2019 at 1:10pm PST

 

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I thought I left the snow behind. But there was magic to be seen driving through the snow covered desert. #tucsonsnow #snowcoveredcactus #snowday

A post shared by Julesandtulips (@julesandtulips) on Feb 23, 2019 at 8:25am PST

Author: Branden Bodendorfer