Pennsylvania State Police: 2 grenades found inside home; investigation underway

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Pa. - The discovery of military weapons at a Pennsylvania home sparked the activation of a local bomb squad over the weekend.

Pennsylvania State Police initially responded to the Northampton County home for a report of one grenade.

When they arrived on scene, officers came to find there were actually two grenades. Both were determined to be inert, according to authorities.

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The Bethlehem Bomb Squad was activated, and took both grenades off the property.

No injuries were reported, and police say no charges are pending as they investigate.