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Fivay High Football Game Suspended Over Gun Report

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Pasco Sheriff's Office deputies investigated a report of a weapon at Fivay High School football game on August 21. The game was suspended at 8:45 p.m. and the stadium evacuated as a precaution. Deputies located the suspect but found no weapon after a thorough search.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office confirmed there was no threat to Fivay High School and the game resumed after the investigation. The Sheriff's Office encourages residents to submit tips online for crime-solving and offers updates through their news app.

The incident occurred during a high school sports event, highlighting public safety protocols at local gatherings. No further details about the suspect or circumstances were provided by the Sheriff's Office.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://news.pascosheriff.com/pasco-sheriffs-office-community-news/community-alert-threats-to-a-facility-hudson/
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    Pasco Sheriff's Office deputies investigated a report of a weapon at Fivay High School football game“Community Alert: Threats To A Facility, Hudson Pasco Sheriff’s Office deputies investigated reports of a weapon at a Fivay High School football game on Aug 21.”
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    The investigation occurred on August 21“Community Alert: Threats To A Facility, Hudson Pasco Sheriff’s Office deputies investigated reports of a weapon at a Fivay High School football game on Aug 21.”
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    The game was suspended at 8:45 p.m.“Around 8:45 p.m., PSO deputies received reports that a student brought a gun to the football stadium. Upon notification, the game was immediately suspended, and the stadium was evacuated as a precautionary measure.”
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    The stadium was evacuated as a precaution“Upon notification, the game was immediately suspended, and the stadium was evacuated as a precautionary measure.”
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    Deputies located the suspectNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    Deputies found no weapon after a thorough search“Following a thorough search of the stadium, deputies determined there was no weapon at the stadium.”
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    The Pasco Sheriff's Office confirmed there was no threat to Fivay High School“There is no threat to Fivay High School, and the football game has resumed.”
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    The game resumed after the investigation“Following a thorough search of the stadium, deputies determined there was no weapon at the stadium. There is no threat to Fivay High School, and the football game has resumed.”
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    The Sheriff's Office encourages residents to submit tips online for crime-solving“Share This PostSubmit a Tip Online Help solve a crime by submitting tips online, including descriptions of suspicious activities, parties and vehicles or photos related to the tips you’re submitting. You can also check the progress of tips you’ve reported.”
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    The Sheriff's Office offers updates through their news app“Pasco Sheriff’s Office Tips Want to be the first to know?Sign up for future updates direct to your inbox, or download the Pasco Sheriff News App Today! Subscribe NowThank you for subscribing to receive future updates from the Pasco Sheriff's Office.”
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    The incident occurred during a high school sports event“Community Alert: Threats To A Facility, Hudson Pasco Sheriff’s Office deputies investigated reports of a weapon at a Fivay High School football game on Aug 21.”
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    The incident highlighted public safety protocols at local gatheringsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    No further details about the suspect or circumstances were provided by the Sheriff's Office“Deputies immediately made contact with the suspect and were unable to locate a weapon. Following a thorough search of the stadium, deputies determined there was no weapon at the stadium.”

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