POLICE in Wellington have collected what officers believe to be a Second World War bullet.
They took possession of the 50 calibre bullet last night, according to a tweet.
You’ll never guess what was collected tonight.
— ASPolice Welly Wivy (@ASPWellyWivy) May 8, 2018
WWII 50 cal bullet. pic.twitter.com/sTJNIRPztC
Police were given the bullet by a farmer from Bishops Lydeard.
A spokesman said: "The farmer visited a market out of our force area and bought a bag of various metal objects.
"He discovered the bullet and rightly called the police.
"We inspected the item and brought it back to the station.
"It may be a Second World War bullet but we aren't yet 100 per cent sure.
"We are waiting to see what we should do with the discovery."
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