No injuries after reports of active shooter at Mason County school

Apr 26, 2017, 11:38 AM | Updated: 1:25 pm

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Deputies responding to the report of a shooter at Hawkins Middle School in Mason County say there was no active situation after all.

Mason County Chief Deputy Ryan Spurling told KIRO 7 the school was locked down as law enforcement swept the campus.

We have not found anyone injured as of now. Still searching. pic.twitter.com/HyMFAwrBtn

— Mason County Sheriff (@MasonCoSheriff) April 26, 2017

School officials told KIRO Radio police were on campus to make an arrest earlier in the day.

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