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Police: Elderly woman claimed to be ex-military in threatening letter that complained about fireworks
FOX 29's Alex George has more on a communities' response to a threatening letter that police say targeted Cambodians.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities suspect an elderly woman sent a threatening letter to the Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia that accused Cambodian residents of affecting her sleep and mental health by frequently setting off fireworks in a South Philadelphia park.
An association member called police on Monday after receiving a typed letter from someone who claimed to be ex-military. The author suggested that they would resort to violence if the "constant" fireworks did not stop, according to police.
Investigators on Wednesday said a 79-year-old woman claimed to be the author of the threatening note. It was determined by police that she is not a former military member and does not have access to weapons.
The Philadelphia Police Department sent the case to the District Attorney's Office for further review. No charges have been reported.
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