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Oregon police warn public of multiple 'explosive' hand grenades washing up on the beach ...
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/09/us/newport-beach-hand-grenades/index.htmlOregon police warn public of multiple ‘explosive’ hand grenades washing up on the beach shore in Newport area
By Emma Tucker, CNN
Published 2:02 PM EDT, Sun October 9, 2022
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Police in Newport, Oregon have issued a warning to the public about multiple explosive hand grenades washing up on the shore of a beach.
On Tuesday, officers were dispatched after receiving multiple reports of explosive hand grenades washing up on the shore of a beach in Newport, Oregon, the Newport Police Department said in a news release on Wednesday.
The department said in its statement officers responded to reports of three separate devices which appeared to have washed ashore on the beach in the Newport area between Yaquina Bay State Park and Agate beach.
The Oregon State Police Bomb Squad responded and seized the devices, the department said.
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By Emma Tucker, CNN
Published 2:02 PM EDT, Sun October 9, 2022
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Police in Newport, Oregon have issued a warning to the public about multiple explosive hand grenades washing up on the shore of a beach.
On Tuesday, officers were dispatched after receiving multiple reports of explosive hand grenades washing up on the shore of a beach in Newport, Oregon, the Newport Police Department said in a news release on Wednesday.
The department said in its statement officers responded to reports of three separate devices which appeared to have washed ashore on the beach in the Newport area between Yaquina Bay State Park and Agate beach.
The Oregon State Police Bomb Squad responded and seized the devices, the department said.
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