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http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Police-activity-prompts-lockdowns-at-Galveston-4896468.php



Galveston Independent School District has placed three schools on lockdown Tuesday morning after police activity began in their neighborhoods.

Oppe, Parker and Early Childhood University are under lockdown as a precaution, the district's website announced.

Officials said students will not be able to leave campus once they arrived.

No information was available about what led to the police activity.

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Re: Police activity prompts lockdowns at Galveston school - Breaking.
« Reply #1 on: October 15, 2013, 06:19:57 pm »
As a parent of elementary school child, I can tell you a lock-down can be terrifying. Last year on my son’s birthday I came home and noticed a police helicopter and a couple of news helicopter over my son’s school (a mile away). Another parent came driving by and told me the whole school was on lock-down, and all roads in are blocked by police and there were dozens of police, FBI, and SWAT vehicles on school property.  I immediately drove as near as I could get to find out what was going on. He was right about the number of police cars. 24 of them they later said on the news.
Turned out a couple of 6th grade girls played a prank on another and told her to stay in the bathroom because a man was in the school with a gun.  The prank quickly got out of hand when the girl ran out of the bathroom to the office screaming about the man with a gun.   
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