‘Suspicious person’ scare puts Melbourne high school into lockdown
A Melbourne high school went into lockdown this morning after a suspicious person was reported on campus.
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A Melbourne high school went into lockdown this morning after reports of a suspicious person at the campus.
Police searched the grounds of Thomastown Secondary College in the city’s north shortly after 11am.
DEVELOPING: Police are currently at Thomastown Secondary College following reports of a suspicious person on the school grounds. Police say they have conducted a search of the area but have been unable to locate the person. The search is continuing. #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/6TOAScq2H2
— 7NEWS Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) March 28, 2019
A Victoria Police spokeswoman later confirmed officers did not find anyone and had wrapped up their search, with the school back to normal.
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