Part of a primary Delano street was closed Sunday afternoon after Kern County deputies found a grenade in a suspect's car.

Jose Ayon, 35, of Delano, was pulled over around 4:30 p.m. He was wanted for allegedly driving on a suspended license and for a misdemeanor warrant out of San Bernardino County for a vehicle code violation, the sheriff's office said Monday morning.

While searching the car, deputies found a grenade inside the engine compartment. A safe zone was set up around the car, and Main Street between 5th and 6th streets was closed.

The county bomb squad rendered the grenade safe and determined it was inert, the sheriff's office said.

A small amount of ammunition was also found in the car, and about 12 grams of suspected methamphetamine was found in Ayon's clothing during the booking process.

Anyon was arrested on a litany of charges for vehicle violations, drugs and possession of ammunition by a convicted felon.

RFK's Got Talent is Friday, according to Robert F. Kennedy High School's online activities calendar.

The talent show begins at 7 p.m. in the school's lecture center. The two most current daily bulletins posted on the school's website list the talent show as being either Jan. 28 or 29, though each of those bulletins are dated 2011. It's unknown if the years are typos or if they are old bulletins mistakenly posted.

According to the bulletins, tickets are on sale for $4 from Associated Student Body officers.

Call the school at 720-5102 for more information.

Around 300 inmates erupted in a riot Wednesday in a recreation yard at Kern Valley State Prison in Delano.

Members of the Southern Hispanics and Crips are blamed for the riot, though prison officials said they don't yet know what ignited the brawl.

Several inmates were stabbed or slashed, though none received life-threatening injuries, officials said.

No guards were injured.