WWII-era bazooka round found in Charles River, detonated by Mass. State Police
- A World War II-era bazooka round was found in the Charles River in Needham and detonated by the State Police.
- Residents in the area of 135 Pine St. received an emergency alert about the detonation, with a warning of a loud explosion.
- A historian suspects the ammunition may have been dumped in the river as a way to dispose of it.
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WWII-era bazooka round found in Charles River, detonated by Mass. State Police
An old war relic was found in the Charles River in Needham on Wednesday before it was carefully detonated.A fisherman at the river was using a fishing magnet when he found what Massachusetts State Police determined was a World War II-era bazooka round, State Police confirmed with MassLive. After the item was found at around 11:30 a.m., police and firefighters secured the area before two members the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad arrived a…
Second unexploded ordnance in a week found in Charles River in Needham - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Police in Needham say people magnet fishing found an unexploded ordnance, the second time in less than a week a device like this was discovered. At around 1 p.m. Wednesday two members of the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad were called to Needham after the old, heavily deteriorated bazooka round was pulled from the Charles River. “In an abundance of caution, MSP Bomb Squad members removed the round to a secure location and safely counter-ch…

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