Police: Explosive device thrown at home in North Philadelphia
NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are investigating after an explosive device was thrown on the front porch of a home in North Philadelphia Thursday morning.
Police responded to the 2300 block of Diamond Street just before 11 a.m. A resident told police that he was lying on his couch he heard a loud boom on the front porch.
Investigators determined the explosion was from an M-1000. Police say no injuries were reported and the house sustained minimal structural damage.
Police have not identified a suspect at this time.
According to police, M-1000 explosives have been used to blow up ATM machines around Philadelphia. The explosives are illegal Pennsylvania and can carry serious criminal charges if a person is found with one.
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