Suspicious packages sent to Florida congressional offices

We have some breaking news to get to right now. An active hazmat situation forcing evacuations at multiple government buildings. Local Congressman Maxwell Frost and Darren Soto both say suspicious packages were sent to their Central Florida offices. Fox 35's Bailey Bockover is live outside Frost's office in downtown Orlando right now with what we're learning about this, Bailey. Hey, Jack. I'm standing in front of Maxwell Frost's office where that suspicious package was found here in downtown Orlando around 2 p.m. today. Thankfully, Frost says he and his team are safe. Earlier today, police, fire rescue, including hazmat, were all staged down the road here as a precaution. They've since all left and cleared the scene. Now, this is the first of two incidents that occurred today. Darren Soto's office also intercepted a similar suspicious letter containing a suspicious substance. Soto credits Frost's team with giving them an early heads up to screen their mail before anyone was exposed. Law enforcement officers were able to seize that package before it reached staff and no injuries are reported. Federal investigators say these Central Florida threats match dozens of letters mailed to election officials and lawmakers in at least 15 states nationwide. Right now, the FBI and U.S. Postal Inspectors are sweeping incoming mail and working to track down who sent them. Congressman Soto also released a statement saying this is an act of political violence that has no place in our democracy. Reporting live, Bailey Bockover, Fox 35 News.