Story out of Beaver, Pennsylvania:
A political supporter who mailed a gag grenade to a newly elected county sheriff in Pennsylvania won't be charged with a crime.
Beaver County District Attorney David Lozier said Thursday that the man meant no harm. He says the grenade was a disarmed World War II device and wasn't intended to alarm anyone.
Rather, the man who mailed it was a supporter of Sheriff Tony Guy. The grenade was mounted on a plaque with a sign reading, "Complaint department. Take a number." A numbered plastic ticket was attached to the grenade's pin. Cont.
Story from - The Associated Press
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