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Grade school goes on lockdown

February 24, 2010 By WRN Contributor

A Kenosha elementary school went on lockdown with a student’s report of an armed man in a mask. A 2nd grader’s claim, at the Edward Bain School of Language Arts, led to Kenosha Police blanketed the campus and securing the almost 800 students and 95 staffers, including evacuation to a nearby high school. The grade schoolers were either released to parents or bussed directly home from the high school site. A room-by-room search produced nothing.

Superintendent Joe Mangi said the response was by the book.

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Mangi, who’s set to retire this summer, said there will be an incident de-briefing with local authorities as the investigation continues. Kenosha Police are now reviewing security video.

Contributed by Janet Hoff-WRJN

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