Anchorage’s Clark Middle School went into a brief lockdown Tuesday as four teenagers tried to break into an administrative office, police said.
School resource and day shift officers were called to the Mountain View school just before noon for a reported disturbance, police said. The four teens refused to leave the school after officers arrived. They were not armed, said police spokeswoman Sunny Guerin.
One of the teens assaulted one of the officers, Guerin said. The officer had minor injuries, she said. In a message to families, principal Bennetta Orchitt said there were no injuries. The four teens were arrested and charges were forwarded to the Division of Juvenile Justice, according to police. Orchitt described the situation as a “domestic incident” that involved adults and juvenile community members.
The school was on lockdown for roughly a half-hour during the incident, Anchorage School District spokesman MJ Thim said.Tess Williams is a reporter for the Anchorage Daily News, focusing on breaking news and public safety. Before joining the ADN in 2019, she was a reporter for the Grand Forks Herald in North Dakota and previously helped cover the Nebraska Legislature for The Associated Press. Contact her at [email protected].
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