Thursday, February 9, 2012

Airport terminal shut down after grenade is found

A hand grenade in a passenger's carry-on bag has caused a temporary evacuation at the northern Kentucky airport.

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The Delta Air Lines terminal at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International was cleared for about 10 minutes Tuesday night after the device was found at about 7:30 during routine baggage screening.

Airport spokeswomen Barb Schempf said Transportation Security Administration officials found no detonator and determined the grenade was no longer an explosive, according to The Kentucky Enquirer.

The passenger who carried it was denied boarding and the grenade was confiscated. No flights were canceled or delayed.

The passenger was released, but is now under investigation by the TSA.

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Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46313575/ns/travel-news/

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