He found a pomegranate from World War II and accompanied him to a restaurant in Florida.

A man looking for valuable coins under water with a metal detector found a hand grenade in an area of ​​Ocala (Central Florida), he put it in his vehicle and went to a fast food restaurantfrom where he had alerted the police, informed the authorities today.

The event occurred this weekend, when a man, whose identity was not revealed, found with his metal detector a hand grenade from Second World War in the city of Ocala, about 80 miles northwest of the city of Orlando.

Then the man put the grenade in his truck and drove to a Taco Bell, from where he called the police to report the discovery of the explosive projectile, took over on his Facebook account the police of Ocala.

Immediately, the authorities ordered the evacuation of the establishment due to the presence of an explosive in its facilities and sent deminers.

The bombers "They verified that it was an authentic hand grenade of the Second World War.The experts removed the grenade without incident, for which Taco Bell reopened its doors" its doors, police said in social networks.

It is unclear whether the authorities imposed a fine on the authorities for serious recklessness.