Grenades found in Indiana park ruled nonlethal
ANDERSON, Ind. — Police say five grenades found by children in a central Indiana city park were nonlethal training devices.
Anderson police Detective Joel Sandefur says the grenades could have had a firecracker-like explosion if they had been activated.
The devices were found Sunday afternoon close to the White River in Athletic Park near downtown Anderson and removed by a police bomb squad.
Sandefur tells The Herald Bulletin that the grenades appeared to be old but that investigators didn’t know their source or how they ended up in the park.
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