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'Dancing With The Stars': Bristol Palin Target Of Suspicious Package

'DWTS' Gets Suspicious Package Targeted At Bristol Palin
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"Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars" received a suspicious package targeted at Bristol Palin, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The package contained a note that read "This is what will happen to you if Bristol Palin stays on [the show]," TMZ reports.

According to THR, law enforcement determined the white powder included in the package was harmless, but it's still being treated as a serious investigation.

Palin joined the cast of "All-Stars" after making it in the finals of "Dancing With the Stars" Season 11. During her original season, Palin was also targeted with a suspicious package. Palin's participation in the program in 2010 also reportedly caused a man to shoot his TV with a shotgun.

On "All-Stars," Palin is partnered with her Season 11 partner Mark Ballas. The celebrity dance competition is currently in its third week of competition.

Click over to THR for more on the threat.

"Dancing With The Stars: All-Stars" Cast
Pamela Anderson(01 of10)
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Kelly Monaco(02 of10)
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Gilles Marini(03 of10)
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Shawn Johnson(04 of10)
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Melissa Rycroft (05 of10)
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Joey Fatone(06 of10)
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Bristol Palin(07 of10)
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Kirstie Alley(08 of10)
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Emmitt Smith (09 of10)
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Drew Lachey(10 of10)
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