'Suspected grenades' removed from Devon property

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit attended the incident at Fore Street
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Suspected grenades have been removed from a property in Devon after several homes were evacuated, police have said.
Devon and Cornwall Police said it was called at 08:30 BST to Fore Street in Plympton.
Officers at the scene contacted the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit who attended and "deemed all items" to be "non-viable", before removing them, the force said.
A 50m (164ft) cordon, which had been put in place as a "precaution", has since been removed and residents have been allowed back to their properties.

Residents were evacuated during the incident on Fore Street

The Royal Navy Bomb Disposal said the items were "non-viable"
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