LLOYDMNINSTER, Sask. – Schools in the border city of Lloydminster returned to normal operations on Thursday.
A lockdown was placed on all public schools after high-risk sex offender Michael Stanley cut off his electronic monitoring device on Tuesday after traveling to the city from Edmonton.
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RCMP believe it is very likely Stanley is no longer in Lloydminster.
Staff at public schools will continue to provide a high level of supervision as a precautionary measure.
At catholic schools, doors will remain locked for the remainder of the week as a precaution.
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