Bethel's Johnson Elementary School put on lockdown Wednesday after student brings toy gun to campus
Police say it was a toy gun and that students and staff weren't in any danger.
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Sep 28, 2023, 12:37 PM
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1h agoThe Johnson Elementary School in Bethel was locked down during dismissal Wednesday after a student said they saw another child with a weapon.
School officials immediately notified the police department. Police say it was a toy gun and that students and staff weren't in any danger.
Police say this is being treated as a serious incident, and mental health professionals will be available to speak to kids today if they need to process what happened.
Below is more information on the incident from police:
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