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Posted: Monday, September 19, 2011 10:00 am
Parker school goes into lockdown after man acts suspiciously
By Ashley Dieterle
Colorado Community Media
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A man was detained at Iron Horse Elementary school in Parker on
Sept. 16 after officers responded to a report that the man at the
school had threatened to harm himself the night before. Responding
officers put the school on lock down for security precautions.
During the investigation, the Parker Police Department learned
that the man was at the school attempting to meet his girlfriend
there, who was dropping off her child. He was contacted by officers
in the school parking lot, and was unarmed and cooperated with the
investigation, said Officer Sherry Corcoran. The man was taken into
custody and transported to a local hospital without incident.
“This was an isolated incident and the Parker Police Department
does not believe that the public or school officiasl were in
danger,” Corcoran said. “The man never entered the school and did
not make any outward threats while at the school.”
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