Surrey’s Frost Road Elementary was briefly locked down Sept. 25 after police intervened in a crisis. No injuries were reported.
Police Called to Elementary Campus
Surrey Police responded Thursday, September 25, to a report of a person in crisis near Frost Road Elementary School. Officers were dispatched immediately to secure the scene.
Short Lockdown for Student Safety
The individual entered the school grounds, prompting administrators to place the building in lockdown. The measure was precautionary and lasted only a few minutes, according to police.
Apprehension Without Injuries
Officers quickly located and apprehended the person involved. Surrey Police confirmed that no students, staff, or community members were harmed during the incident.
Reassurance From Authorities
Sgt. Tige Pollock, Surrey Police media relations officer, emphasized that “students and staff were not in danger.” He noted the swift conclusion of the lockdown reflected strong coordination between school officials and police.
Context for Surrey Schools
Lockdown protocols are part of safety training in Surrey’s school district, ensuring that staff and students know how to respond to unexpected risks. The procedures are designed to minimize disruption while prioritizing security.
Community Response Ahead
Officials are expected to provide families with updates following the incident. While rare, situations like this highlight the importance of preparedness in schools and the role of quick police intervention in keeping classrooms safe.
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