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Campbelltown TAFE Campus Locked Down Following Water Pistol Report

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TAFE Campus Lockdown in Campbelltown After Suspicious Activity; Water Pistol Seized from Teen

A TAFE campus in Campbelltown was placed into lockdown after reports of suspicious activity on the premises. The incident prompted a police investigation that subsequently led to the seizure of a water pistol from a 16-year-old girl.

Incident Overview

The lockdown of the TAFE campus was initiated following alerts to security regarding suspicious activity involving two individuals. One individual was reportedly observed with a water pistol on campus. The initial report was made to authorities around 4:30 PM.

Police Response and Investigation

Police officers responded to the campus to investigate the reports. Their actions included reviewing CCTV footage and conducting a sweep of all classrooms and buildings. No items of interest were located during this initial search of the premises.

Later, at approximately 7 PM, officers attended a residence in Campbelltown. During their inquiries at the residence, police spoke with a 16-year-old girl. A water pistol was seized by police during this interaction.

Ongoing Investigation and Police Advisory

Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

Police have issued a warning, advising that items used in popular games, such as water pistols, can be perceived as real threats, potentially leading to emergency responses.