Hereford police station shut after 'grenade' handed in

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A cordon has been put around the station in Bath Street and is likely to be there for some time

The police station in Hereford has been closed after a member of the public handed in what is believed to be a hand grenade.

West Mercia Police confirmed the Explosive Ordnance Disposal were assessing the device.

A cordon has been put around the station in Bath Street and is likely to be there for some time.

The force said it was a precaution and reassured the public there is no risk to the wider community.

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