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SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department’s Bomb Squad was called to a Southwest Side neighborhood Saturday after dozens of rounds of ammunition were found underneath a home.The ammunition was discovered on the 7900 block of Dempsey Drive, near Old Pearsall Road and Southwest Military Drive, around 2:45 p.m. Saturday.Source: 75 rounds of ammunition found underneath house, nearby homes evacuated | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | WOAI
Capt. Troy Balcar of the San Antonio Fire Department said a family member found a sealed box with about 75 rounds of decades-old ammunition underneath the house.
He said the rounds are .40 caliber and about 40 years old, based on a date written on the box.
Half a dozen nearby homes were evacuated for about three hours.
“This is definitely a big danger, because they’ve been under there so long,” Balcar said. “They’ve rusted, they’ve been exposed to the weather, elements outside so we definitely want to get them disposed of as quickly as possible.”
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Bomb squad called out to Southwest Side home, recover 40-year-old live ammunition stash
By Jacob Beltran
Updated 6:51 pm, Saturday, February 27, 2016
The discovery of a crate under a Southwest Side home that was thought to be a bomb threat turned out to be a stash of live, rusted .40 caliber ammunition, officials said.
San Antonio Fire Department Capt. Troy Balcar said the workers called firefighters when they found the crate and took it out from beneath the home at about 2:42 p.m. in the 7200 block of Dempsey Drive.
The crate was filled with at least 75 live rounds, Balcar said, adding that a bomb squad was called to the home to dispose of the ammunition.
Residents within a radius of 300 feet around the ammunition were evacuated, he said.
Looking at the date on the box, Balcar said it appeared to be 40 years old and belonged to the previous resident, who was a World War II veteran.
A similar incident occurred underneath the home last week, when another crate of ammunition was recovered beneath another part of the home, Balcar said.
He said the bomb squad would be there for about 30 minutes removing the ammo.