Second device -- possibly a pressure cooker -- found 4 blocks from Chelsea explosion

CHELSEA, Manhattan (WABC) -- Police found a second possible explosive device, believed to be a pressure cooker, blocks from the site of Saturday night's explosion in Chelsea.

The NYPD said the device was located four blocks away on West 27th Street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, at about 11 p.m.

Authorities removed the device, which was in a white plastic bag with tape, wiring and a cellphone or other electronic device, law enforcement sources told ABC News.

Police said the device was to be taken to the NYPD's firing range in the Bronx, where it was examined, but not detonated. Technicians later deemed the device safe.

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During a news briefing Sunday afternoon, city officials would not release any details about the second device, only saying it's being checked out and that it was discovered by state troopers who were combing the area for secondary devices.

However, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said his understanding is that the device found on West 27th Street is similar to the one that exploded on West 23rd Street.

The NYPD had earlier advised residents on the block where the device was found to stay away from windows facing 27th Street.

A third suspicious device - a briefcase - was investigated on 28th Street and Fifth Avenue, but police determined it was garbage and nothing dangerous. The NYPD had other reports of suspicious devices around the city, but all have been deemed safe.