Man Gets WW2 Mortar Stuck Up Butt
WW2 MORTAR STUCK – A man was rushed to the hospital with explosives experts after a WW2 anti-tank round was stuck up his bum.
Army explosives experts raced to the Gloucestershire Royal Hospital when a patient arrived with an artillery shell stuck in his private area. According to the unnamed patient, he “slipped and fell” on the projectile and required medical assistance to remove it.
When doctors took a look, the object was identified as a World War Two 57mm shell that was primarily used in anti-tank guns. Based on an article from The Sun, one of the hospital staff said:
“The guy said he found the shell when he was having a clear-out of his stuff… He said he put it on the floor then he slipped and fell on it — and it went up his…”
Furthermore, the man seemed to be a collector of military memorabilia. Meanwhile, police reports responded to a report that: “a patient had presented with ammunition in his rectum”.
But, before the police could arrive, the medical doctors, along with the explosives experts successfully removed the object. Luckily, it was a solid shot round and an “inert lump of metal”. As such, it wasn’t a danger to the public and to the medics.
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