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‘It’s what college is like for them’: UNC-Chapel Hill deals with second lockdown in 16 days

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In just 16 days, UNC-Chapel Hill sent out a second report of an ‘armed and dangerous person,’ causing thousands of students, faculty and staff to shelter in place on campus. According to UNC-Chapel Hill officials, the alert was issued because of reports that a person brandished a weapon at the student union. No shots were fired and the suspect is in custody.

The university canceled classes for the rest of the day and will resume on Thursday.

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