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A police officer in Texas opened fire at a vehicle driving “recklessly” on school grounds Tuesday during the Brownsville Independent School District’s first day of classes.
The incident happened around 9 a.m. outside of Porter Early College High School.
Officers from the Brownsville ISD Police and Security Services were called to the scene to investigate “suspicious activity,” the district said in a press release.
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Police in Brownsville, Texas, responded to Porter Early College High School on Tuesday, Aug. 13, following a report of “suspicious activity,” the Brownsville Independent School District says.
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They discovered a driver, who, the officials say, “attempted to flee recklessly while students and staff were present.”
“The officer in fear for the safety of the staff and students, discharged his weapon at the vehicle, while it approached him,” the statement said. “The vehicle fled the scene.”
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Police later reported making arrests, although it is not clear who has been taken into custody.
All students and staff at the school are “safe and secure,” Brownsville ISD said.
