偽の 'Nerf' toy gun 原因(となる)s six-hour lock 負かす/撃墜する at Long Island high school as panicked 911 報知係s 報告(する)/憶測 銃器携帯者/殺しや


Terrified students at a Long Island high school were 罠にかける in their classrooms during a six-hour lock-負かす/撃墜する after a student carrying a toy gun was mistaken for a real 武器.

At around 7.40 a.m. a 911 報知係 報告(する)/憶測d that they had seen a teenage male carrying a gun and a backpack 近づく to Elmont High School in Nassau 郡 and police 答える/応じるd by sending SWAT teams and the 爆弾 squad.

完全に searching every 捕らえる、獲得する, student and locker, police said that they discovered the source of the panic - a lime green and yellow 'Nerf' gun that a student had brought into school that day.

Relief: Family members wait in line to pick up students after a lockdown was lifted at Elmont Memorial High School in Elmont, New York

救済: Family members wait in line to 選ぶ up students after a lockdown was 解除するd at Elmont 記念の High School in Elmont, New York

Police searched three 床に打ち倒すs, room by room, before 決定するing the school was 安全な. The lockdown was 解除するd の直前に 1 p.m. Police later said in a 圧力(をかける) 解放(する) that a toy lime green Nerf lever-活動/戦闘 gun was 設立する in a student's locker. No 逮捕(する)s were made.

One student, Junior Koiki told the New York Daily News that some students were 肉体的に searched by Nassua 郡 Police.

Terrified: The Long Island school is returned to normal after a report of a gun prompted an hours-long lockdown

Terrified: The Long Island school is returned to normal after a 報告(する)/憶測 of a gun 誘発するd an hours-long lockdown

A heavily armored vehicle drives in front of Elmont Memorial High School during a lockdown in Elmont, New York

A ひどく 装甲の 乗り物 運動s in 前線 of Elmont 記念の High School during a lockdown in Elmont, New York

'My teacher kept the class 静める. They (警官,(賞などを)獲得するs) didn't pat the girls 負かす/撃墜する, they patted the guys 負かす/撃墜する. The 女性(の) teachers patted the girls,' she said.

'We just sat in our first period until the lockdown was over,' she said, 追加するing that she wasn't afraid. 'They didn't really tell us anything,' she said.

Parents 関心d over last month's 集まり 狙撃 at a Connecticut elementary school that left 20 first-graders and six educators dead raced to the scene to be 再会させるd with their children. A line of about 50 or more parents formed outside the school.

Another student, Jonothon Davis, 述べるd the panicked scene as the police SWAT teams arrived.

A 'Nerf Gun' - similar to the one which was the cause of the school lockdown at Elmont High School in Nassau County

A 'Nerf Gun ' - 類似の to the one which was the 原因(となる) of the school lockdown at Elmont High School in Nassau 郡

Parents and family members wait across the street from Elmont Memorial High School for information about the lockdown and to pick up their children

Parents and family members wait across the street from Elmont 記念の High School for (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) about the lockdown and to 選ぶ up their children

'This has been very traumatic for everyone,' Principal John Capozzi said. 'If your child needs to talk to someone, don't hesitate,' he said.

'This has been very traumatic for everyone,' 主要な/長/主犯 John Capozzi said. 'If your child needs to talk to someone, don't hesitate,' he said.

'There was like a lot of 叫び声をあげるing. The teachers said be 静かな," Davis said. "Once I saw people running and 叫び声をあげるing I knew I had to get out of there.'

'This is really scary,' said Norman Spencer, who arrived at the school on the New York City 国境 to 選ぶ up his son Darien. 'We've seen 非常に/多数の 報告(する)/憶測s regarding 問題/発行するs like this, but when it happens here, it touches home.'

Darien Spencer said an 告示 (機の)カム over the public 演説(する)/住所 system that the school was in lockdown, and students remained 静める throughout the 出来事/事件.

'At no time were any of your children in danger,' 主要な/長/主犯 John Capozzi told the parents. 'All your children are 安全な.'

'This has been very traumatic for everyone.

'If your child needs to talk to someone, don't hesitate,' he said.

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