A pair of brothers are being praised by Calgary police for operating away from an unknown man after allegedly asking them to get right into a car.
The Calgary Police Service stated round 7:40 a.m. Monday {that a} 10-year-old boy and his youthful brother walked to the Buffalo Rubbing Stone College at 1308 Panatella Blvd. NW once they have been approached by an unknown man driving an unknown car.
Police stated the person requested the brothers to get into the car, which they declined. The boys then ran to the college and instantly reported the incident to high school directors.
“Police want to commend the actions of the youth who did the proper factor by operating away and reporting the incident to a trusted grownup,” CPS stated in a press release.
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An announcement from the Calgary Board of Schooling confirmed they’re conscious of a report of somebody approaching college students on their technique to college. CBE stated college directors contacted police and knowledgeable the college neighborhood.
“When occasions happen locally, faculties will usually share info with households so they’re conscious and might work to maintain everybody secure,” the CBE assertion stated.
Police stated they have been investigating the incident and looking out the world for CCTV footage and witnesses with any details about the incident.
Anybody with info or footage is requested to name the CPS non-emergency line at 403-266-1234. Nameless suggestions will also be offered to Crime Stoppers.
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