Jimboomba State School Lockdown, Masked 12-Year-old Intruder Reported

Jimboomba State School Lockdown – An intruder who tried to infiltrate Jimboomba State School with a gel blaster while also pretending to be a student did not achieve his goal of gaining access to the building. The intruder was unsuccessful in his attempt. The intruder was unable to gain access to the building using the strategy that they had devised. Because they were dressed in a costume that looked like something a child would wear, the person who committed the act was shielded from public view as they carried it out.

It was speculated that the burglar concealed his genuine identity while committing the crime by adopting a disguise, such as a mask. This was done in order to avoid detection. After an armed intruder wearing a mask and carrying a weapon entered the grounds of an elementary school in Logan, the administration decided to place the school in a lockdown status. It was noted that the invader was carrying the weapon. When security personnel arrived, the trespasser was already inside the building making their way upstairs.

Following the completion of an investigation, it was uncovered that an unauthorized individual was gaining access to the school. When a more senior student who belonged to the same age group as the instructor made a threat against the instructor in her own classroom, the students in the lower grades were compelled to seek protection beneath their desks.