FORT LAUDERDALE — Authorities have lifted lockdowns at two Broward County general public faculties that were being imposed while police searched for a preferred suspect in the location.
In accordance to officers, the two colleges in Davie — Indian Ridge Center School and Fox Trail Elementary School — had applied the lockdown prior to 4 p.m.
Indian Ridge Center College, located at 1355 S. Nob Hill Highway, went to secure lockdown status, the spokesperson mentioned.
That usually means pupils and faculty are prohibited from leaving the campus but can shift freely on university grounds.
Officers did not give specifics about the lockdown at Indian Ridge.
Davie police claimed they were actively investigating “an incident” in the area of Fox Trail Elementary, found at 1250 S. Nob Hill Road.
All those on campus were told to continue to be in which they were though police searched for the suspect. Some others outdoors university grounds had been urged to stay away from the area.
Officials have not disclosed facts about the incident that led to the research for the suspect.
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