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Charlottesville Police remove inactive controlled explosive device found on Long Street

Chris Graham
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Charlottesville Police worked with local and federal partners to remove an inactive controlled explosive found on a construction site located on 315 Long St.

The area around the 300 block of Long Street was blocked off for a short time to ensure the safety of people in that area.

The device has since been removed, according to police.

CPD, in a statement, said there is no threat to local businesses or residents.

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