Officers in Camp Hill responded to the middle school just after 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, according to a police report.
It was the first day of in-class school in Camp Hill at the high school and middle school, Sept. 9, 2020. Mark Pynes | [email protected] Police in Cumberland County were called to a middle school Wednesday morning after a student brought an airsoft gun to the school’s entrance, according to a press release.
Camp Hill Police responded to the Camp Hill Middle School at 7:35 a.m. and searched the student, who had an unloaded airsoft gun, according to a police report.Airsoft guns are typically made out of plastic – but can be made of metal – and shoot lightweight spherical pellets. Unmodified airsoft guns also have neon orange tips to differentiate them from real firearms.York County fatal crash victim was active part of central Pa.
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