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Missing teen armed with gun prompts San Marino schools lockdown

Posted by Stephanie Michaud on January 24, 2017 in Crime | Leave a response
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15-year-old Aldric Partovi was reported missing Tuesday. Photo via San Marino Police Department.
15-year-old Aldric Partovi was reported missing Tuesday, possibly armed with two handguns. Photo via San Marino Police Department.

A San Marino High School student went missing for more than three hours Tuesday, prompting a lockdown of area schools because authorities feared he may be carrying two weapons that disappeared from his father’s home, but the boy was eventually found at an Arcadia mall with one firearm in his possession.

It was unclear if the firearm that police confiscated from Aldric Partovi when he taken into custody around 2 p.m. in the 400 block of South Baldwin Avenue was one of the two reported missing from his father’s home, according to Deputy Grace Medrano of the Sheriff’s Information Bureau.

The teen was detained by Arcadia police, pending transfer to sheriff’s officials, Medrano said.

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Partovi was reported missing by his parents, according to sheriff’s Lt. Frank Ruiz, who said the boy had not made any threats.

According to a sheriff’s special bulletin, Partovi went missing since about 10:30 a.m., and investigators believed “he may be in possession of two firearms missing from his father’s residence, and it is not known if he suffers from psychological issues.”

San Marino public schools were placed on lockdown as a precaution while the teen remained missing.

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