Photos: Lockdown at Woodland Hills schools
As students return to school at El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills the day after a shooting near campus, L.A. Unified school police were out in force.
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Anagel Zelaya, 17, left, and his friend Jimmy Adan, 17, both seniors, greet each other before the start of class at El Camino Real High School.
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From left, Shahida Karwani, Dunia
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El Camino Real High School students wait to board buses as night falls, after being on lockdown all afternoon.
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Neva Stolte stands with her daughters Abigail Greter and Madison Kerzner and scans the parking lot for her son Max Kerzner. Scores of students met up at the McDonald’s near campus to wait for family and friends.
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Parents wait in line to pick up their children from Hale Middle School. The officer who was shot outside the El Camino Real High School campus received only minor injuries, thanks to a bulletproof vest.
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Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck heads to a news conference at Hale Middle School, one of nine campuses in the Woodland Hills area that was on lockdown Wednesday after a gunman shot a school police officer outside nearby El Camino Real High.
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Officers from the LAPD, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the California Highway Patrol rushed to the area to search for the gunman, who as of Wednesday night had not been found. It was the second school shooting in as many days for a rattled L.A. Unified.
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More than 9,000 students at nine campuses were locked in their rooms, and movement was restricted for the people who lived and worked in the seven-square-mile search perimeter.
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