22/12/2020 Regno Unito, Inghilterra, Warwickshire
“If you ever come across anything suspicious like this item, please do not pick it up, contact your local law enforcement agency for assistance”
Understandably, Che said seeing a grenade on the end of his line was the last thing he expected. He said: “To begin with I thought ‘what’s that?’ and then I realised it was a grenade so threw it to one side. “After that I was hoping to find a gun or something, but that’s what I found, so I called 101.” Che said after calling the police, they arrived in around five minutes and evacuated the area straight away. If any of the grenades are safe, he has asked if he can keep one as a keep sake. “I have asked to see if there are any safe ones”, he said. “I’d like to have it as a keep sake.
Foto-Fonte: coventrytelegraph.net
Coleshill, the magnetofool alerts the Police after having “caught” the 19th hand grenade
North Warwickshire District, Coleshill Township. The term “magnetofool” is no longer sufficient to describe the person who, using a magnet, extracts bombs from rivers or canals. Infact, from Coleshill comes the news of a resident who using a rope and a magnet “fishes” 19 hand grenades from a river and only at the last one this guy reports the presence of these residues to the competent authorities. Warning! Of all the unexploded devices, hand grenade is one the most dangerous residue. Now, let’s imagine the time elapsed between the discovery of the first and the last hand grenade, how many pedestrians or motorists could have traveled the roads adjacent to the place of “fishing”. All people who without their knowledge were involved in the danger of a sudden (…).And the residents? Dear readers, the incompetence of these hobbyists puts themselves and other persons in danger! The man had to alert the police to the discovery of the first device, instead the unconscious man reports them after having caught the last grenade. So, can anyone really think that Biography of a Bomb can close its eyes in the presence of these events? Surely not! Ps: the guy declares that he also wanted to find a gun. Tiziana Piscitelli
Distretto North Warwickshire, Comune Coleshill. Il termine “magnetofolle” non è più sufficiente a descrivere la persona che per mezzo di una calamita estrae ordigni da fiumi o canali. Infatti da Coleshill giunge la notizia di un residente che per mezzo di cima e magnete “pesca” da un fiume 19 bombe a mano e solo all’ultima questo tizio segnala la presenza dei residuati alle autorità competenti. Attenzione c’è da dire che tra tutti gli ordigni inesplosi le bombe a mano sono tra i residuati più pericolosi. Ora immaginiamo il tempo trascorso tra il rinvenimento della prima e ultima bomba a mano, quanti pedoni o automobilisti potrebbero aver percorso le strade adiacenti al luogo della “pesca”. Tutte persone che a loro insaputa sono state coinvolte nel pericolo di una improvvisa (…). I passanti? E i residenti? Cari lettori è l’incompetenza di questi hobbisti che mette in pericolo se stessi e terze persone! L’uomo doveva allertare la Polizia al rinvenimento del primo ordigno, mentre l’incosciente le segnala dopo aver pescato l’ultima granata. Ora davvero qualcuno può pensare che Biografia di una Bomba possa chiudere gli occhi al cospetto di questi avvenimenti? Sicuramente no! Ps: il tizio voleva trovare anche una pistola.
If you find anything that appears to be an explosive device, do not touch it, leave it where it is and call the police. We will contact the appropriate agencies to properly dispose of the item.
