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Updated · Fox News · Jul 14

Ontario Police Warn Public Not to Bring 80-Year-Old Grenades to Stations

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Updated · Fox News · Jul 14

Ontario Police Warn Public Not to Bring 80-Year-Old Grenades to Stations

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 14

Ontario Provincial Police issued a public warning after someone brought an unexploded World War II-era hand grenade to the Ottawa detachment for disposal on July 10.
Police said unexploded ordnance should be left where it is, not transported, because officers can arrange for an Explosives Disposal Unit to remove it safely.
The advisory underscores that even roughly 80-year-old munitions can still pose a live-explosive risk if handled or moved.

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Ontario Provincial Police Warn Against Bringing Unexploded WWII Grenades to Stations

WORLD WAR 2-ERA GRENADE SHOWS UP AT CANADIAN POLICE STATION - KQ98

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Ontario Provincial Police Warn Against Bringing Unexploded WWII Grenades to Stations

WORLD WAR 2-ERA GRENADE SHOWS UP AT CANADIAN POLICE STATION - KQ98

newsbreak.com2h ago

Ontario police: Do not bring grenades to police stations - NewsBreak