Students at Riverview High School in Riverview, N.B., are likely to notice an “increased police presence” after the school’s administration says staff received reports of a potential threat.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, the school said staff received the reports on Wednesday evening.
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The school stresses that staff and RCMP have investigated and determined there is no immediate threat to staff and students, however as a precautionary measure, the school adds that there is likely to be an increased presence of police.
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The school says it will continue to work with the Mounties as they investigate the incident.
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