A Washington, N.C., man says ordnances confiscated from his home were nothing more than Civil War artifacts. Carter Leary was asked by Washington Police if they could search his home for a dog that bit a young girl earlier that night. Leary voluntarily let the two officers search the residence. Officers did not find a dog, but did find two live Hotchkiss rounds. • Article
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Saturday, 27 March 2010
Artillery rounds confiscated from home
A Washington, N.C., man says ordnances confiscated from his home were nothing more than Civil War artifacts. Carter Leary was asked by Washington Police if they could search his home for a dog that bit a young girl earlier that night. Leary voluntarily let the two officers search the residence. Officers did not find a dog, but did find two live Hotchkiss rounds. • Article






