60-year-old man stopped from trying to enter Dobbs Ferry High School
Security recognized that something was not quite right, did not permit him access to the building and police were notified.
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Feb 26, 2021, 12:32 PM
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Updated 1,152 days ago
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4ds agoA 60-year-old man attempted
to gain access to Dobbs Ferry High School on Wednesday by claiming he was
inquiring about a job for his son, according to school officials.
Security recognized that
something was not quite right, did not permit
him access to the building and police were notified.
The person was later identified
as the same person who was able to gain access to an Eastchester school
district building last year under similar circumstances.
Police say the matter is
under investigation.
