WW2 munitions handed in at police station
Chatsworth Road in Worthing was cordoned off for more than two hours
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Buildings in a road in West Sussex were evacuated after unexploded World War Two munitions were brought in to a police station.
A cordon was set up at both ends of Chatsworth Road in Worthing at about 14:00 BST on Friday, according to Sussex Police.
The force said the buildings were evacuated "as a precaution" while the Explosive Ordnance Disposal team dealt with the incident.
The items were safely removed and the cordon and road closure was stood down at about 16:30 BST.
Sussex Police thanked the public for their patience while it dealt with the incident.
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