A disturbance around dismissal time at Binghamton High School prompted a large-scale police response. A school resource officer reported an "active fight" on Oak Street shortly before p. Several city police units responded to the area after a large crowd gathered at the scene to observe the activity. State police, Broome County sheriff's deputies and four Johnson City police units also went to the west side of the high school for crowd control. A county security officer also responded to the scene.
The situation was brought under control quickly. A police department van was called to transport someone to headquarters. Binghamton fire medics evaluated one person at the scene for possible minor injuries. He reportedly was taken to a hospital. High school safety personnel and other employees monitored the area around Main and Oak streets following the disturbance. A Binghamton City School District spokesperson said a school resource officer called for police to respond to an incident that happened in the street.
It was not known whether any students were involved in the dispute. For breaking news and updates on developing stories, follow BinghamtonNow on Twitter. Bob Joseph Published: December 6, Share on Facebook Share on Twitter.
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