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Police: 15-year-old brings gun, drugs to school

By Jalen Rhodes,

23 days ago

WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A teen has been arrested after allegedly bringing a gun and drugs to a school in Lycoming County.

According to the Williamsport Bureau of Police, on September 25, at Williamsport Area High School staff said a 15-year-old boy had a strong smell of marijuana.

Officials say the student was then escorted to the principal’s office where a search was conducted. Police say after searching the boy and his backpack, they found drugs and a gun.

The investigation into this incident and related criminal activity is ongoing.

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21d ago

Yes metal detectors all schools

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