A Springdale neighborhood was evacuated for about three hours after a man reported someone had delivered a suspicious package with a timer inside.
"According to the ATF guys, it is an iPad from a state prison. When I opened up the box that's the only thing I seen, and it went out the back door," said Tom Mangol.
He told Channel 11 a relative mailed it to him and he doesn't know why.
"I'm just glad that it is what it is and nobody's looking for me for any reason," Mangol said.
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Police, fire and emergency medical crews were called just after 3 p.m. to the 200 block of Center Street. Officials determined the package was harmless and the all-clear was given around 5:45 p.m.
The incident started when a man said United Parcel Service delivered a package that was addressed to him. He opened it and found a clear glass case with wires attached to it and a digital timer with no time on it.
The man told Channel 11 News he threw the package off a back porch, and his wife called police.
People who live in the surrounding area were evacuated to the borough building. As of 5:30 p.m., it was not clear what the device was and who sent it to the man.
The incident remains under investigation. Stay with Channel 11 News and WPXI.com for continuing coverage.