“Words of advice” were given to a student who sparked panic by bringing a nail gun into college.
Police were called to Duchy College Rosewarne, Camborne, at 11.45am on Tuesday (15 September) after reports of a student with an “air weapon”.
The campus went into lockdown while the police investigated the situation.
However, officers soon discovered that the reported weapon was in fact a nail gun brought in by the student.
The Rosewarne campus runs courses in agriculture, countryside management and landscaping.
Devon & Cornwall police said “words of advice were issued” to the student.
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A Duchy College spokesperson said: “Police attended our Rosewarne campus yesterday morning following a reported concern.
“As a precaution, the campus was placed into lockdown while the situation was investigated.
“Our established safety procedures worked well, with students and staff responding quickly and appropriately.
“There was no risk identified.”
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