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Boy takes 'pipe bomb' to school 9/6/2010 - 12:58:22 PM ![]() A principal hit out today after 400 children were sent home because of a security alert at a school in the North. Army explosives experts were called to St Comgall’s Primary School in Antrim when one of the pupils, an eight-year-old boy, carried a suspected pipe bomb into the classroom. Police later confirmed they were treating the object as suspicious. The children were immediately evacuated to a nearby church hall and then sent home. Head teacher Hilary Cush said he was outraged. He said: “It’s absolutely crazy. It’s unbelievable that innocent children should be caught up in something like this.” Meanwhile the PSNI said a search began at another school in the Greystone Road area of Antrim after the discovery of another suspicious device at 10.30am this morning. |
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