Explosive device thrown near Pennsylvania church polling place
State police say someone threw an explosive device from a moving vehicle near Salem United Church of Christ on 3rd Street in Catasaqua, which was serving as a polling place for the Pennsylvania primary election on Tuesday, May 19. No injuries were reported and the polling site stayed open, but the event left voters and neighbors shaken.
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