WYOMING, Mich. — The Wyoming Department of Public Safety reopened its office after officers closed it to investigate military munitions that were dropped off on Tuesday.
Wyoming police officers and members of the Michigan State Police Bomb Squad team found that the munitions that appeared to be in the form of "high explosives" were inactive, according to the department.
The office was closed for about 40 minutes Tuesday after someone dropped off the munitions to the office for the officers to inspect. The resident found them in their dead relative's home.
The police department is reminding people to "call, not carry" any time weapons or items like military munitions are discovered, and to call 911 for help.
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