5:17 p.m. update:
Barrie Police Const. Sarah Bamford says police received reports that there was a gun inside the high school.
The school was placed in a lockdown.
"Uniformed officers and our Tactical Team arrived. The school was searched. A gun wasn't found. There were no threats made to anybody. The investigation is ongoing," said Bamford. "We believe it may have been a pellet gun."
The lockdown lasted nearly an hour and worried parents rushed to the school causing gridlock in the parking lot.
"We were very worried. We were actually shopping at Walmart. My daughter text and said there was a lockdown. My wife just bolted and came here running. It's been worrisome," said Robert White as he waited for his two children to emerge from the school.
4:03 p.m. update:
The school board says busses will be returning to Innisdale Secondary 'soon' to pick up students
3:31 p.m. update:
The lockdown has ended and students are exiting the school. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
3:15 p.m. update:
Barrie Police say officers are investigating a 'possible weapon within the school'. The building remains on lockdown.
Original story:
Barrie Police say Innisdale Secondary School is currently under lockdown.
Officers are on the scene.
Buses have been delayed says Simcoe County District School Board.
No further information is immediately available.
@BarriePolice currently on scene at Innisdale HS - School in Lockdown. Further information to follow as it becomes available.<SB>
— Barrie Police (@BarriePolice) January 18, 2018
