Students in Teton Valley had a brief scare Friday. Teton High School in Driggs was locked down for a brief time Friday afternoon after the Sheriff’s Office received a call regarding an individual near the high school with a firearm. The individual reporting advised that a young man with a pistol had walked into the high school. The Sheriff and deputies responded to the high school which went into lock down to locate and investigate the report. It was determined that the fire arm reported was a toy air soft type pistol and not a real firearm and students between periods were playing with the pistol near the school (but not inside the school.) Even toy guns are not permitted in the schools. School quickly resumed and the lock down lifted. Earlier in the day, a hunting rifle was spotted in the vehicle of one of the students. The gun and the student were quickly removed from the school grounds.
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