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Ransom Middle Placed On Lockdown
February 7, 2017
Escambia County’s largest middle school was placed on lockdown this afternoon due to nearby law enforcement activity, according to Assistant Superintendent Norm Ross.
Ransom Middle School was place on “Code Red” lockdown, and the school is secure, Ross said. Officials were working with law enforcement to ensure a safe dismissal.
Law enforcement was seen surrounding and canvassing a neighborhood not far from the school in an apparent hunt for William Boyette and Mary Rice.
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4 Responses to “Ransom Middle Placed On Lockdown”
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I’m a student at ransom and the lock down was over 2 hours lomg
And the cops couldn’t bother to warn the people in this area that there was a possible sighting…
Thanks a ton, ECSD. Not like that’s information that the Citizens could have used to protect themselves.
Unsat the children who ride the bus are being held after. NO call from school. Only from students.UNSAT.