A private school was attacked in the middle of the night, and three people, including two students, were hospitalized with multiple serious injuries.
Parents of students at Blundell's School in Tiverton, Devon, were told it was a "single incident".
...A 16-year-old boy from Tiverton has been arrested on three charges of intentional aggravated assault, police said.
Local Devon Police and Cornwall Police Chiefs said there was no great danger and police were not investigating the matter.
Mr. Saput Hart added "We will continue to search and investigate the area around the school throughout the day while the investigation is in its early stages"
A Southwestern Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) spokeswoman said: "We have dispatched three two-seat land ambulances, a rescue helicopter, a rapid response vehicle, and a hazardous area response team."
"Three people were taken to hospital by ambulance."
Devon, Cornwall, and Isles of Scilly Police and Crime Director Alison Hernandez, working with Victim Support to stay at the school and provide technical assistance. said it does. everyone who needs it.
The Secretary said: "Those types of incidents are always shocking, but they are especially devastating when they occur in a school setting, and my thoughts go out to all involved."
source(BBC)
Parents of students at Blundell's School in Tiverton, Devon, were told it was a "single incident".
...A 16-year-old boy from Tiverton has been arrested on three charges of intentional aggravated assault, police said.
Local Devon Police and Cornwall Police Chiefs said there was no great danger and police were not investigating the matter.
Mr. Saput Hart added "We will continue to search and investigate the area around the school throughout the day while the investigation is in its early stages"
A Southwestern Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) spokeswoman said: "We have dispatched three two-seat land ambulances, a rescue helicopter, a rapid response vehicle, and a hazardous area response team."
"Three people were taken to hospital by ambulance."
Devon, Cornwall, and Isles of Scilly Police and Crime Director Alison Hernandez, working with Victim Support to stay at the school and provide technical assistance. said it does. everyone who needs it.
The Secretary said: "Those types of incidents are always shocking, but they are especially devastating when they occur in a school setting, and my thoughts go out to all involved."
source(BBC)
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