Officers were called to reports of a suspicious device in the Iniscarn Crescent area of Derry around 7:20pm.
Read more:Six explosive devices, machine pistol and ammo found in latest PSNI Derry operation as police attacked again "The item has since been removed from the area, and there were no roads closed or homes evacuated in relation to this report."
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