GROVES, Texas (KFDM) — A suspicious package addressed to President Donald Trump triggered a large-scale law enforcement response Friday outside a Texas Walgreens. The report drew federal and local agencies to respond before authorities determined there was no threat to the public.

Marshal Chris Robin tells KFDM the package was discovered in a drop-off box shortly before 1 p.m. Friday outside the Walgreens at 4746 Twin City Highway in Groves.

He told KFDM that because the package was addressed to President Trump, Groves Police were contacted.

They blocked off the parking lot and surrounding area during the investigation. Authorities clear the scene at about 4 p.m.

Port Arthur police, Port Arthur fire, and the PA Fire Marshal's Office were all on the scene.

Authorities previously stated that an individual left the item to be mailed via Walgreen’s FedEx mailing service. Walgreens employees felt that certain aspects of the package were suspicious and called 911.

After the initial evaluation, local police requested assistance from the Explosives Hazards Task Force Response Team. The Task Force's assessment determined that no threat of an explosion or explosive device existed. As part of standard protocol, the Port Arthur Fire Department's Hazardous Materials Team also responded to investigate additional potential risks associated with biological hazards.

No members of the public or emergency responders were injured during this event. The sender of the package has been cooperative, and officials have concluded that the package was not dangerous and that the sender did not commit a crime.

Groves City Marshal Chris Robin said, "We appreciate the cooperation of the public and Walgreens staff as we work to ensure safety in our community. We want to especially thank the GFD, Houston Police Department, Port Arthur Fire Department, U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, and the U.S. Secret Service for their critical support during this event."