"After coming into contact with the contents of the letter, (LaRose) notified his security staff and took appropriate actions to protect his family from any immediate harm," Lusheck said in a prepared release.

Police continue to investigate a security incident at the home of Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose that happened late Sunday night. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to LaRose’s suburban Columbus home after he received and opened a piece of mail that contained a powdery substance and a threatening note.

Suspicious mail received at the suburban Columbus home of Secretary of State Frank LaRose prompted a response from local, state and federal authorities.

His office said he has previously received threats of physical harm in recent months and has increased security presence.

Authorities are investigating mail sent to the home of Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose that contained powder and a threatening letter.

LaRose received and opened mail at his home containing a “powdery substance and written material of a threatening nature.”

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose confirmed Monday that multiple law enforcement agencies responded to a security incident late Sunday night involving the Secretary and his family at their suburban Columbus home.