Bomb squad called to 'unexploded ordnance device' found to be a replica

Officers said it was established to be a replica with no wider risk to the public.

Bomb squad called to ‘unexploded ordnance device’ in Kirriemuir found to be a replicaPolice Scotland

Bomb squads were called to investigate a “possible unexploded ordnance device” in Angus.

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team alongside Police Scotland cordoned off the Prosen Road area of Kirriemuir at around 1.35pm on Thursday to assess the item.

Officers said it was established to be a replica with no wider risk to the public.

A Police Scotland statement read: “Officers were made aware of a possible unexploded ordnance device being found in the Prosen Road area of Kirriemuir around 1.35pm on Thursday, October 31.

“A cordon was put in place as a precaution and EOD attended to assess the item.

“It was established to be a replica, with no risk to the public.

“We would like to thank the local community for their patience as enquiries were carried out.”

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