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    A 10-year-old student discharged pepper spray in a school hallway, causing 24 people to suffer eye and throat irritation. The school was evacuated and those affected were transported to the hospital for treatment. After closing for two hours to clear the air, the school reopened. The 10-year-old was taken into custody and charged with unlawfully possessing noxious material.

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    NEWS RELEASE

    POLICE DEPARTMENT, COUNTY of NASSAU


    Public Information Office 1490 Franklin Avenue, Mineola, New York 11501 (516) 573-7138 FAX (516) 573-7118
    INCIDENT: Unusual Incident DATE/TIME: October 23, 2013, 1110 LOCATION: Uniondale ITEM: 02

    The First Squad reports the details of an Unusual Incident that occurred in Uniondale on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 11:10 A.M. According to detectives, a 10 year old male student while at the Northern Parkway School at 440 Northern Parkway discharged pepper spray in a hallway causing multiple persons to suffer from eye and throat irritation. The school was evacuated and ambulances from the Nassau County Police Department, Uniondale, West Hempstead, Roosevelt and East Meadow Fire Departments responded. Also present was the Nassau County Fire Marshals Office. Four adults and twenty children were removed to an area hospital for treatment. After being closed for approximately two hours the school was reopened. The ten year old was custodialized and charged with Unlawfully Possessing Noxious Material. He was released to the custody of a family member and will appear in Family Court on Monday, November 4, 2013. Details 10/24/13/1010/7326 182911266.doc by:Det.Sperling/First Squad

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    NEWS RELEASE
    POLICE DEPARTMENT, COUNTY of NASSAU
    Public Information Office 1490 Franklin Avenue, Mineola, New York 11501 (516) 573-7138 FAX (516) 573-7118

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