Policewomen sent anthrax hoax from patrol car

Two Philadelphia policewomen sent an obscenity-riddled anthrax hoax from their patrol car computer to every police car and dispatch centre in the city.

Policewomen sent anthrax hoax from patrol car
Wed, 21 Nov, 2001 - 07:05

Two Philadelphia policewomen sent an obscenity-riddled anthrax hoax from their patrol car computer to every police car and dispatch centre in the city.

District Attorney Lynne Abraham said the text message read in part: ‘‘We don’t care ... We can’t stand America. We have anthrax in our car ...’’

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