09/04/2023 Stati Uniti (United States-USA), Texas (TX)
“If you ever come across anything suspicious like this item, please do not pick it up, contact your local law and/or enforcement agency for assistance”.
Kleberg County. In October 2015, 15 unexploded World War II mortar shells were found near Loyola Beach in Kleberg County. Nine of those grenades contained explosive material, so a Corpus Christi bomb squad was called in to remove those grenades. On Wednesday, the bomb squad was back in the same area on ranch land reportedly owned by Texas A&M-Kingsville University after someone called authorities about a gas leak. Firefighters found thousands of mortar shells and called the Kleberg County Sheriff’s Office, and officials from the Naval Air Station-Kingsville were also called to investigate. Our focus is to make sure there is a very, very low risk to public safety and that’s why we’re here today and why the bomb squad was called and picked up everything that was in sight and it.” is near the roads,” Kirkpatrick said. The property in question is located in the area of 1120 South County Road and 2510 Farm-to-Market Road. Two hundred grenades have been recovered so far, and the rest are said to remain on site, where it will be up to the university system to have them removed.
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