Arlington police say a man was shot near the schools.
The shooting happened Monday at 12:38 p.m on West Lamar Boulevard near North Cooper Street.The suspect fled the area.MORE ARLINGTON NEWS HERE
Lamar High School, Turning Point Secondary and Butler Elementary brought students inside their buildings and locked the doors. Arlington ISD says ‘sheltering’ is different from a 'lockdown' because there is no direct threat to the campuses.All three school will be releasing students on time Monday. Lamar High School will be a controlled release.
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