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Goodwill store in Augusta evacuated

WGME Portland on MSN · 3d

Goodwill in Augusta evacuated after grenade donation prompts bomb squad response

Officials say the Goodwill store in Augusta has been evacuated after someone donated what appears to be a hand grenade.

Portland Press Herald · 3d

Goodwill store in Augusta evacuated after discovery of grenade

A Maine State Police bomb team determined a box that had been donated contained a spent training grenade and fuses for artillery shells.

News 8000 · 2d

Hand grenades found in donations at Maine Goodwill, prompting store evacuation

The Goodwill in Augusta has reopened after employees discovered hand grenades in a box that was donated to the store.

Kennebec Journal · 3d

Augusta Goodwill evacuated after discovery of grenade

AUGUSTA — Goodwill’s Augusta store was evacuated Tuesday after a box containing what police described as “possible military grenades and/or mortars” was discovered among donated items. Augusta police and Maine State Police Bomb Team responded and the bomb team immediately secured the items, according to a release from the Augusta Police Department.

Bangor WABI-TV on MSN · 3d

Goodwill store in Augusta evacuated after hand grenade is donated

The Goodwill in Augusta was closed Tuesday while the Maine State Police Bomb Squad inspects a hand grenade that was donated to the store.

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‘An all-around good guy:’ Maine Capitol Police introduce their new asset: a labrador retriever

It’s nonstop,” said Maine Capitol Police Officer Ryan Frost. Frost and his new K9, Teddy, have been conducting daily sweeps ...

11d

Meet Teddy: Maine Capitol Police introduce first bomb detection dog

Officials will introduce Teddy the 17-month-old Labrador Retriever at a press conference on Thursday, held at the State House ...

Kennebec Journal8d

Maine Capitol Police welcome first bomb-sniffing dog

Teddy, trained through the Maine State Police K-9 Unit, is expected to conduct daily sweeps through the Maine State House ...

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Maine Capitol Police welcome first bomb detection dog

Maine Capitol Police has a new member on the team. Meet Teddy, a 17-month-old Lab who will serve as the first bomb detection ...

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