Fowlerville Schools shelters in place as police investigate World War II anti-craft munition in Livingston County
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A 55-year-old Fowlerville resident called 911 to report having a World War II anti-craft munition, the Livingston County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies responded to the report at the 3000 block of Cemetery Road in Handy Township on Dec. 6 around noon.
The man said he found the item at a family member's house in northern Michigan and drove it to his residence to call police, investigators said.
The caller was unsure if it was a live munition at the time of the call, the sheriff's office said.
The residence was secured and the Michigan State Police Bomb Squad was contacted.
The munition was inert and did not have a live round, deputies said.
During the investigation, Fowlerville Schools had a shelter in place for about one hour, according to the sheriff's office.
The sheriff's office is reminding residents who find possible explosives to call 911 and not handle the item until it can be assessed by professionals.
