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Concord School increase Police presence

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Kids from Ossie Wera Mitchell Middle School exit the bus in Birmingham, Ala. on Jan 20, 2009. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Butch Dill

CONCORD,N.H.- Officials from the Concord School district say there will be an increased police presence at schools during arrival and dismissal times.

According to the superintendent’s office the move comes after reports surfaced of of strangers approaching or following students near schools and bus stops.

Earlier this month, a 13-year-old girl reported being followed home after getting off the school bus.

Concord police are still searching for the person of interest.

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