Bomb squad safely removes reported grenade found in Philadelphia
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Live PHILADELPHIA -- The bomb squad safely removed a reported grenade found in Philadelphia on Thursday morning.
Authorities say someone threw the explosive into a home in the city's Feltonville neighborhood at about 2 a.m.
It did not go off, so someone inside threw the device back out onto the street.
The home was evacuated until authorities recovered the device.
Once recovered, the device was determined to not be an explosive and authorities said it was of no danger to the public.
The bomb squad safely removed a reported grenade found in Philadelphia on Thursday morning.
Authorities say someone threw the explosive into a home in the city's Feltonville neighborhood at about 2 a.m.
It did not go off, so someone inside threw the device back out onto the street.
The home was evacuated until authorities recovered the device.
Once recovered, the device was determined to not be an explosive and authorities said it was of no danger to the public.
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