Cohrs noted that one day later in the search, a military ordnance disposal team “cleared” one item in the field as nonexplosive, which the search team interpreted as meaning “safe.” Cohrs said, “It was actually high-pressure, and we were at risk moving it by hand and vehicle to the collection center, as was pointed out when I delivered it. It was later depressurized on a shooting range. We made our personnel aware of that type of hazard.”
