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Panorama Ridge Secondary School in Surrey put on “Hold and Secure” yesterday

Darpan News Desk , 10 Mar, 2021 09:01 PM
  • Panorama Ridge Secondary School in Surrey put on “Hold and Secure” yesterday

Panorama Ridge Secondary School in Surrey was placed in a “Hold and Secure” yesterday.

According to Surrey RCMP say they had a nearby weapons calls.

Two teenagers had an alleged dispute in a nearby alleyway.

No weapon was found but police are still investigating.

A letter was issued by the school. 

 

Panorama Ridge Secondary School was put on hold a week ago and a youth was sent to hospital after a dispute. Three youths also were taken into custordy. 

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