Around 30 people in a church homeless shelter evacuated after a ballot box nearby was found with a "suspicious device" on it in Vancouver.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives responded to downtown Vancouver early this morning after a suspicious device was found near the ballot drop box on Esther Street, according to V

A bomb squad was called out and safely removed the device from the area. No injuries were reported and the ballot drop box was not damaged. Police are continuing to investigate an

A ballot box in downtown Vancouver drew a law enforcement response Tuesday morning after a person reported seeing smoke billowing from nearby and then police and firefighters spotted what they called a “suspicious device” close to it.

Vancouver Police Department investigated a "suspicious device" left near a ballot drop box on Tuesday morning.

Authorities say the Metro Explosive Disposal Unit destroyed a “suspicious device” found near a ballot box located near 13th and Esther Streets in Vancouver shortly before 4 a.m. on Tuesday. The Vancouver Police Department responded to the area after a citizen reported smoke and a possible arson occurring near the ballot