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Brixham Harbour reopens after devices taken away for controlled explosion

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
September 3, 2015
in Community News
Brixham Harbour reopens after devices taken away for controlled explosion

A police cordon was set up around the harbour

Brixham Harbour was closed this afternoon after two suspected artillery shells had been brought in by a trawler.

Police set up a cordon around the area just before 4pm. The area was evacuated and vessels were contacted by the coastguard and told not to come into the harbour.

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A police cordon was set up around the harbour
A police cordon was set up around the harbour

The Royal Navy Bomb disposal removed the devices and took them to Mansands for detonation.

The road was reopened at around 5.45pm.

Tags: Bomb scareBrixhamHarbour

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