Cocaine was discovered in the White House, according to the Secret Service.

 Cocaine was identified through testing as the substance discovered on Sunday in the White House, the Secret Service told.

Initially discovered in the West Wing of the White House by a Secret Service agent, the chemical prompted an evacuation of the structure and an emergency reaction. The material was tested, and the results showed that it included cocaine, a Secret Service spokesman told Fox News on Wednesday.

The drug was found while President Biden was at Camp David. Hunter, the president's son, and a former crack cocaine user, was also there at Camp David when it was discovered.

When the substance was found near 18th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, a hazmat crew was dispatched. Roads near the White House were closed by the Secret Service.