A high school in Regina was put into lockdown after reports of two students being chased by two or three suspects threatening to assault them with bear mace.
Around 1:10 p.m. Friday, a caller stated the suspects were in the area of Miller High School and that they may have entered the school, according to Regina police.
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“As a precaution, the school was put into lockdown, and remains in lockdown while officers search for the suspects and conduct their investigation,” police said in a release.
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“Balfour Collegiate (were) put in to Secure the Building mode along with, St. Augustine School, St. Faustina School and Thomson School.”
As of 3:50 p.m., the investigation concluded at Miller, and the lockdown was lifted.
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