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High school students in Quesnel were in a hold and secure due to incident

There was an incident at Correlieu Secondary School in Quesnel this (Tuesday) afternoon

RCMP and BC Ambulance were called to the school just after 1 and students were placed in what is called a hold and secure.

School Superintendent Dan Lowndes said “I can’t give you a lot of details at this time. I can tell you it was a student incident and out of the respect for those involved I really can’t comment further at this time.”

Lowndes says as they get information from the school they will then be able to share more information with parents.

He says a hold and secure is a tool they use for a number of reasons.

“Whether it’s ensuring safety, sometimes to give space within a school, or perhaps even for allowing for the students to maintain dignity. I know sometimes we’ve used a hold and secure on schools if there is a medical intervention happening for example in the hallway.”

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