Grenade linked to deadly deputy explosion unaccounted for, sheriff says
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A grenade that was recovered in Santa Monica, linked to the deadly explosion that killed three deputies, remains unaccounted for, Sheriff Robert Luna said.
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A grenade that was recovered in Santa Monica, linked to the deadly explosion that killed three deputies, remains unaccounted for, Sheriff Robert Luna said.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Luna reveals one grenade remains missing after an explosion killed three deputies, with ATF conducting an investigation into the incident.
One of two grenades taken to a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department facility detonated last week and killed three detectives, but the second grenade remains unaccounted for, the sheriff said Friday.
The deputies were working on two grenades that had been taken into custody by authorities. One of the grenades detonated, and the other is unaccounted for, Sheriff Robert Luna said.
