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False Alarm: SUNY Erie Campus Evacuated Due to Gun Scare

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On Friday morning, SUNY Erie's downtown campus experienced a lockdown and evacuation after a report of a potential gun incident. Buffalo police responded to the scene at approximately 10:25 a.m. and took precautionary measures, but ultimately found no evidence of a firearm or threat. This incident highlights the importance of safety protocols in educational institutions, even when reports are unfounded. Students and staff were temporarily displaced but were allowed to return once the situation was deemed safe.

Key Details: • Lockdown and evacuation occurred around 10:25 a.m. • Police found no evidence of a gun or threat. • Students and staff were allowed to return after the all-clear.

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