Waterbury school locked down over water gun scare
Officers determined the item was a water gun, not a real firearm, police said.
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May 30, 2025, 11:39 AM
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18h agoA report of a student with a possible gun at Waterbury Arts Magnet School prompted a lockdown Thursday morning, according to police.
Officers determined the item was a water gun, not a real firearm, police said.
The lockdown was lifted, and normal school activities resumed.
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