San Bruno Police Lock Down School During Burglary Suspect Search
Authorities locked down a San Bruno elementary school early Thursday afternoon as police searched for two suspects in an attempted residential burglary.
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Authorities locked down a San Bruno elementary school early Thursday afternoon as police searched for two suspects in an attempted residential burglary.
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