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Armed police search Tuffley for man with long blade after boy injured

Officers are hunting for individuals involved in a morning altercation near St Peter's High School in Gloucester.

By Lauren Foster ·

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Armed police are searching Tuffley, Gloucester, for a male described as carrying a long-bladed weapon following a violent incident near a local high school this morning.

Gloucestershire Police received a report of an altercation on Chalford Road shortly after 8:50 a.m. on Friday, November 6. A spokesperson for the force stated that a large police presence was established in the area after witnesses reported a man in possession of a long-bladed item near St Peter's High School.

One boy sustained minor injuries during the exchange and was transported to a hospital for assessment. The police confirmed that no other injuries had been reported to them as of the morning update. Those involved in the incident fled the scene, prompting armed officers to launch a search for the suspects.

The school has not yet reported an ongoing threat to students, who are currently safe within the premises. Local parents have been advised to hold off on visiting the site while the search continues. The incident occurred just outside the school grounds on Chalford Road.

Police continue to coordinate their efforts in Tuffley to locate the individuals responsible. The initial response included a significant deployment of officers to secure the area around the Catholic high school.

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