Police retrieved an antique railroad warning device mistakenly believed to be a World War II explosive.
Belfast Police Chief Michael McFadden said a woman was cleaning out her father's home in Belfast July 10 when she came across a device in the attic she believed was from World War II. The explosive was a 1 ½-inch-square device, McFadden said, that turned out to be what is known as a railroad detonator or ...
Police retrieved an antique railroad warning device mistakenly believed to be a World War II explosive.
Belfast Police Chief Michael McFadden said a woman was cleaning out her father's home in Belfast July 10 when she came across a device in the attic she believed was from World War II. The explosive was a 1 ½-inch-square device, McFadden said, that turned out to be what is known as a railroad detonator or ...