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Someone donates box of grenades to Goodwill store

Someone donates box of grenades to Goodwill store

Police are searching for a person who left four hand grenades in a Westmoreland County Goodwill shop.

The grenades were found yesterday afternoon in a plastic box. The Allegheny County Bomb Squad rushed to the scene in Rostraver Township.

Police say the grenades were of a military surplus variety. They were removed from the store.

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The store's assistant manager, Dawn Graham, says the grenades may have been in the store for days before they were discovered.

First Published: March 5, 2008, 5:45 p.m.

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