Police take action to ensure safety at Aberdeenshire school amid knife possession concerns.
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In a concerning incident that unfolded at Ellon Academy in Aberdeenshire, police were called to the scene following reports that a young person might be in possession of a knife. The incident occurred during lunchtime on a Tuesday, prompting immediate action from law enforcement to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Officers arrived at the academy after receiving reports of a “concern for a male youth.” Upon their arrival, they quickly determined that there was no knife present, alleviating fears that had spread among students and parents alike.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the public was not at risk during this incident, which involved a young person from a different school.
An Aberdeenshire Council spokesperson addressed the situation, stating, “Following an incident at lunchtime yesterday involving a young person from another school, police were called to attend. We are aware of rumors that the young person involved was in possession of a knife. This was not the case.” The spokesperson emphasized that the safety and wellbeing of pupils is the top priority, and the incident was handled swiftly by both school staff and police.
In light of the incident, the police reiterated their commitment to working with community partners to address any concerns that may arise. A police spokesperson commented, “Around PM on Tuesday, December 10, we were called to a report of concern for a male youth in the Kellie Pearl Way area of Ellon. Officers attended to carry out inquiries. No one was injured, and there was no risk to the public.” This statement aims to reassure the community that safety measures are in place and that authorities are vigilant in their efforts to maintain a secure environment for all students.
As the situation develops, both the school and local authorities continue to focus on the wellbeing and education of children and young people, ensuring that incidents like this are addressed promptly and effectively.
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