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Winnipeg police say there’s no longer a potential threat in North End

Winnipeg police are warning people in and around the William White neighbourhood not to open their doors to anyone they don't know due to a potential threat. Jordan Pearn/Global News

Winnipeg police say there is no longer a potential threat in the North End.

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Police had tweeted about a “potential threat” in the William White around 12:20 p.m. Thursday.

They had warned people living in and around the William White neighbourhood not to open their doors to anyone they don’t know.

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Several North End schools were also under hold and secure orders.

In a tweet sent shortly after 1 p.m. police said they had investigated and there is no longer a threat to the neighbourhood.

There’s no word yet on what the potential threat was.

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