Plymouth Middle School Goes On Lockdown After Gunfire

PLYMOUTH, MN — One student was taken into custody Monday morning after shots were fired at Plymouth Middle School, police said. The shots were fired by a student in a hallway while other students were nearby, according to officials.

No injuries were reported, and there are no other suspects, according to authorities.

Officers — including one inside the school — responded to the report of gunfire at 8:44 a.m., and Plymouth Middle School went into lockdown.

"We are aware of a serious incident at Plymouth Middle School this morning," Plymouth Middle School posted on Facebook just after 10 a.m.

"All students are safe, however, the school remains in lockdown. We're still gathering information. For families who wish to pick up their Plymouth Middle School students this morning, please go to the east parking lot of Armstrong High School for reunification. Parents can pick their students up there. Please do not call the school at this time. Thank you."

District crisis team members responded to the school to assist while students were being reunited with family members.