RAVENNA, Mich. — Ravenna Public Schools officials said administrators and a detection dog found a shotgun and ammunition in a student's vehicle Thursday.
This happened during a routine dog search using Interquest Detection Canines.
Superintendent Greg Helmer says at no time was there a threat or an incident, and law enforcement quickly investigated the situation.
Helmer said the student and a parent met with school officials and law enforcement, and the student was cooperative.
The firearm was apparently left in the vehicle by another family member, the school said.
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