FBI is investigating reports of an ‘incendiary device’ being thrown at an ICE building in Atlanta

ATLANTA (AP) — The FBI is investigating reports of an “incendiary device” being thrown at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in downtown Atlanta on Tuesday night.

There were no reports of injuries or significant damage, the FBI said in a statement.

“FBI personnel and evidence response technicians are on site collecting evidence,” the statement said. “There is no known threat to public safety at this time.”

The building also houses an immigration court.

ICE did not immediately respond to an email requesting comment Tuesday night. Atlanta police directed questions to federal authorities.

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