Ammunition found on North Port school bus prompts school lock down

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

A school bus driver in North Port, Florida, discovered ammunition on a school bus early Thursday morning, triggering immediate safety concerns. As a precaution, the Imagine School campuses were placed on lockdown while law enforcement responded to the situation. The North Port police quickly began an investigation, questioning the students who had been on the bus and conducting a thorough search of the vehicle. Authorities have not yet disclosed how the ammunition was brought onto the bus, which raises questions about security protocols. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges schools face regarding safety and the presence of weapons or ammunition.

Parents and community members are likely to be concerned about the implications for student safety. The police emphasized their commitment to ensuring a secure environment for students. This incident is part of a broader conversation about school safety in the region.

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