Bomb Threat at D.C. Home of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Officials respond to a threat of bomb at the home of the Secretary of Health and Social Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr., according to several reports.

Newsmax reported that if “the K-9 police units had been deployed” at Kennedy’s home in Washington, DC, “no explosive apparatus was found”.

Police units K-9 have been deployed and the regions of the house and the surrounding area are sought after and cleaned.

The officials say that, to date, no explosive device has been found. The scene remains active while the investigation continues.

Andrew Leyden, independent journalist for the DC media, also reported In an article on X, there would have been a “threat of bomb” at the house of Georgetown of Kennedy.