Live Grenade Left On St Clement Wall

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Tuesday, April 14th, 2020 1:16pm

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Jersey Police are reminding people to be careful after someone picked up a live grenade and left it on a wall in St Clement.

The force says any suspicious objects should not be touched.

Anyone who comes across anything like this is asked to contact police straight away.

Afternoon. A timely reminder to please not touch any suspicious objects you find on the beach.
This live grenade had been picked up by someone and placed on a wall in St Clement - very dangerous.
If you do find anything like this then please get it touch with us immediately. pic.twitter.com/nlEd4R658o

— States of Jersey Police (@JerseyPolice) April 14, 2020

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