Bomb Scare at Stonehouse, Plymouth: Coastguard and Bomb Squad Respond to Suspected Ordnance

A major emergency response was launched  late on Sunday evening after a suspected piece of ordnance was discovered submerged in the waters off Stonehouse, Plymouth.

At approximately 2:46pm, HM Coastguard was alerted to the presence of a potentially explosive object beneath the surface, prompting an immediate multi-agency operation involving Devon and Cornwall Police, Plymouth Coastguard Rescue Team, and an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit.
The object had not yet been identified by the time of last reports, and search and inspection efforts were ongoing into the night.

Public Urged to Stay Clear

Police and coastguard officials have urged the public to stay away from the cordoned-off area while the investigation continues. There have been no reports of injuries or evacuations, and the situation remains under control.

Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available from police and EOD specialists.

Residents are advised to follow official guidance and stay informed through local news and emergency services’ social media channels.

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