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NY: Police had previously warned man who sparked school lockdown (follow-up)
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"The first two times were bad enough."
"Now, parents of students at a Binghamton-area high school are wondering why authorities can't do something about a man who caused another scare by carrying a gun past the school." ...
"State police were sent to the area around the school after a student spotted a man in fatigues carrying what appeared to be a rifle. The school was locked down ..."
"School officials say this was the third time in the past year the same man has caused a scare as he walked from his nearby home to a town-owned storage area where he shoots at a sand pile."
"After the first two incidents, the man was told by police that it wasn't a good idea to be walking around school property with the weapon." |
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