Police say suspicious device found in Watertown was not dangerous

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Police say suspicious device found in Watertown was not dangerous

The Connecticut State Police Bomb Squad responded to Watertown Monday morning to investigate a potential pipe bomb and local police said the object was not explosive or harmful. Officers responded to Sperry Road and Lake Winnemaug Road for a report of a potential pipe bomb after the homeowner found the device in the shed. The state police investigators determined the object was not dangerous. Watertown police said the object was determined to be…

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Police investigate potential pipe bomb in Watertown - Newport Dispatch

WATERTOWN — On Feb. 10, Watertown Police responded to the area of Sperry Road and Lake Winnemaug Road for the report of a potential “pipe bomb” being found in a detached shed. Police have determined that the unknown object cannot be identified. Out of an abundance of caution, the Connecticut State Police Bomb Squad is responding to assist in identification and disposal of the object. The property in question is a safe distance away from nearby h…

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The Connecticut state police bomb squad went to Watertown to investigate a possible home bomb on Monday. Agents were called to Sperry Road and Lake Winnemaug Road for a report on the discovery of a possible bomb in a separate shed. Police said they could not identify the unknown object. Connecticut state police bomb squad now comes to the area to help identify and dispose of the object. Sperry Road is closed on Lake Winnemaug Road for investigat…