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Police respond to potentially explosive donation

A potentially explosive situation for Nelson police over the weekend.

A local charitable organisation received a donated tool box. But it contained what they thought were several sticks of dynamite. Police responded but it turns out they were road flares.

In a separate matter police chased a man who had stolen a baby stroller.

He was caught and NPD say the culprit is known to them and has several mental health issues.

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