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Armed police called to Milton Keynes school after threat report

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The exterior of St Paul's Catholic School in Milton Keynes. It shows a hedge, a fence and beyond it to the left parked cars and on the right, a single-storey red brick buildings. There are two signs saying St Paul's Catholic School, one on the right and the other attached to the fence on the left.

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Armed police deployed to Milton Keynes school following knife threat report

Overview

St Paul's Catholic School in Milton Keynes was placed into a temporary lockdown after police received reports of a threat involving a knife. Armed response units searched the premises and two individuals, but nothing was found. Officers were stood down shortly before noon, and neighbourhood police remained on the scene for reassurance patrols.

Key points

  • Armed police were called to St Paul's Catholic School in Milton Keynes at about 11:00 BST following a report of a threat involving a knife.
  • The school went into a temporary lockdown while armed response units conducted a thorough search of the area and two individuals.
  • Thames Valley Police confirmed that nothing was found during the searches.
  • Armed officers were stood down by 11:50 BST, and neighbourhood police remained for reassurance patrols until approximately 16:20 BST.
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