DOMINICA: Police find military grenades in abandoned lot
Authorities in Dominica are currently probing the unsettling discovery of a pail that contained 15 high-powered military grenades, unearthed on a remote, abandoned plot of land in Union Estate Pointe Michel.
According to reports from Nature Isle News (NIN), the alarming find was made by a senior police officer in the area, who promptly notified both the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the Drugs Squad about this grave situation.
The ongoing investigation has prompted a significant response from law enforcement, but police officials have chosen to maintain a shroud of secrecy, withholding any additional information regarding the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
As the probe advances, the community remains on edge, aware of the potential implications of such a dangerous cache in their midst.

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