A suspicious device was seized by the NSW Police bomb squad on a Port Macquarie beach on Sunday.
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At 6.30pm on Saturday (September 26) officers from the Mid North Coast Police District were alerted about a suspicious item found on the beach off North Wall Road, on the North Shore of Port Macquarie.
Police investigated the area and then cleared all fishermen from the beach.
A crime scene was established.
The Specialist Police Rescue and Bomb Disposal Unit were called and arrived on scene on Sunday morning.
The device was rendered safe and has been seized by police for further investigation.
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Tracey Fairhurst
The Port News has been at the heart of its community for more than 135 years. Your stories matter to us and so does local journalism. If you have a story to share, email tracey.fairhurst@austcommunitymedia.com.au
The Port News has been at the heart of its community for more than 135 years. Your stories matter to us and so does local journalism. If you have a story to share, email tracey.fairhurst@austcommunitymedia.com.au
