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Pennsylvania police swarm street as 'explosion' heard near Catasauqua polling station
Police swarmed a street near a polling station after an explosion was heard in Catasauqua.
Pennsylvania State Police say they are investigating a report of an “unknown explosive device” being thrown from a vehicle near a polling location. Local reports also mentioned a “sort of explosion” near the vehicle in the area of the Salem United Church of Christ.
State police said nobody was injured and there is no threat to the public.

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