HANOVER, Pa. (WHTM) \u2014 A Pennsylvania State Police bomb tech was called to a Hanover store Tuesday for a grenade.<\/p>\n
Memories Hanover, a business that deals with antiques and collectibles, discovered the World War II grenade after opening a box that had \u201cArmy\u201d written on it, according to a Facebook post. <\/a>There were binoculars, dog tags, a knife and the grenade inside.<\/p>\n Out of caution, the store alerted authorities, which led to a state police bomb tech being called. abc27 News left an inquiry with state police Tuesday afternoon for additional details, but has yet to hear back.<\/p>\n The grenade was not live, the store said.<\/p>\n Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to murder after shooting, killing friend over a video game <\/a><\/p>\n In the post, the store said the concern with the grenade was with the original shipping cork in the bottom, and it was unsure about anything being inside the grenade.<\/p>\n Even though the business handles these types of items regularly, this one created more doubts than other items. Being a red grenade, it could have been packed with TNT instead of powder, the store said in an updated post.<\/a><\/p>\n