EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- A firebomb was tossed through a window at an East Providence fire station, but no one was hurt.
The device reportedly was found late Tuesday night in the North Broadway Fire Station.
It landed in an area of the building that firefighters typically don't use, and the sprinkler system put out the fire. No one was injured.
A similar device was found just a few blocks away, near the Newman Congregational Church.
Authorities are investigating.
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