For the 2nd time this month, Cadiz!

Posted on December 19, 2022 by Monica Reed

How is this happening? How do these get in the rivers?

A grenade was found in the Little River near downtown Cadiz on Sunday! This is the second time this month! There gotta be a story on how they got in there!

Cadiz Police said someone magnet fishing found the grenade on Sunday morning.

Explosive experts from Fort Campbell responded to dispose of the grenade, according to Cadiz Police.

South Road between U.S. 68 and Main Street was closed after a grenade was pulled from the Little River by an individual magnet fishing.

Police said there are no businesses or homes in the area where the grenade was found.

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