LaFargeville school locked down during FBI arrest nearby
A lockdown was initiated at LaFargeville Central School after an FBI arrest at nearby Penet Square Apartments caused concern about a possible active shooter, according to the provided report.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
An FBI arrest at Penet Square Apartments in LaFargeville prompted a lockdown at nearby LaFargeville Central School Thursday, after sounds from the operation led people at the school to fear there was an active shooter, according to the provided report.
Officers took Dylan Daniell into custody around 4 p., according to initial reports.m. on allegations that he threatened FBI agents. Students who were outside on practice fields were moved into the school, and school officials said state police notified the district within minutes. The district said school protocols were followed.
This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.
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