Bomb squad called for grenade scare at Seaford home
Police say a person was cleaning a house in Seaford Sunday when they discovered what seemed to be a grenade. The discovery prompted a response from the arson bomb squad. Crews removed the device
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Jul 11, 2016, 6:28 AM
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Updated 3,016 days ago
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Police say a person was cleaning a house in Seaford Sunday when they discovered what seemed to be a grenade.
The discovery prompted a response from the arson bomb squad.
Crews removed the device from a home on Waverly Avenue.
No one was injured.
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