Officials with a school district in North Phoenix have sent a warning to parents, following reports of two alleged incidents of luring.
Officials with the Deer Valley Unified School District announced that a student at Constitution Elementary and another student at Deer Valley Middle School reported similar incidents on the morning of Oct. 4.
Both students, according to officials, said they were waiting at a bus stop when a man drove up and offered them candy. One of the incidents happened near 19th Avenue and Union Hills Drive, while the other incident happened near 27th Avenue and Deer Valley Road. In one of the incidents, the child said they rode away on their bicycle, and the driver tried to grab them.
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