Texas Man Finds WWII-Era Grenades at Estate Sale, Bomb Squad Responds
- A man in Austin, Texas, found six live WWII-era grenades in a box he purchased at an estate sale.
- The discovery was made on Tuesday, according to police reports.
- The grenades were deemed potentially dangerous due to their age and unknown stability.
- A bomb squad was called to the scene to safely handle and dispose of the grenades.
- Handling 80-year-old explosives requires precise and professional work, according to authorities.
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cleveland.com·
Texas man finds live grenades in box from estate sale; bomb squad responds
The Oregonian·
Texas man finds live grenades in box from estate sale; bomb squad responds
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Texas man finds live grenades in box from estate sale; bomb squad responds
CBS News·
Live WWII-era grenades found in box bought at estate sale
WCVB Boston·
'Not your typical find': Police recover WWII-era grenades found in box purchased from estate sale
New York Post·
Texas man finds live World War II grenades in box he bought at estate sale, prompting bomb squad response