Most landlords, tenants not notified of FBI apartment advisory

Most apartment dwellers in the U.S. have not received any direct notification of a recent FBI advisory about terror threats to apartments. <br> <br> The warning was issued in April and relayed by the FBI to some state and local law enforcement agencies. <br> <br> The advisory noted that the threat was unconfirmed and non-specific. <br> <br> A government official who wanted to remain anonymous said the information came from interviews with prisoners being held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. <br> <br> Some agencies - such as the Florida Department of Law Enforcement - were never notified. <br> <br> And a Chicago firm that manages about one-thousand high-rise apartments says it received no advisories. <br> <br> But residents of an upscale apartment building in Maitland, Florida, found a terrorism warning fastened to their doors, while tenants in Renton, Washington, received a similar warning in a letter from their landlord.

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