Practice grenade prompts bomb squad response to Dayton neighborhood
Police and fire crews responded to reports of a grenade found in a house in Dayton, according to Dayton police.
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The grenade was inspected after the bomb squad arrived on scene, and they found it was an inactive practice grenade, according to the bomb squad.
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As reported on News Center 7 at 6, the initial alert said the grenade was found in a box in a house.
The scene is near Nill Ave in southeast Dayton.
Police say the neighborhood was not at any risk during the investigation.
News Center 7 will continue to follow the story.
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