Mount Lebanon Elementary School got an unexpected visitor Wednesday morning. According to New Hampshire Fish and Game, a deer crashed through a glass window in a door at the school shortly after 10 a.m. School staff quickly contained the animal in a classroom. “Apparently, a deer just ran into the school and broke a window and is now inside,” said a dispatcher. Lebanon police Chief Philip Roberts said the call was unusual. “It’s definitely not like a normal call you get on a routine basis,” Roberts said. Officers responded to help Fish and Game safely remove the deer from the building. “The hooves on the tile don’t exactly work. The animal actually had to be picked up and carried outside,” Roberts said. Officials said it took about an hour to remove the deer before it was released back into the wild. No one inside the school was injured.
Mount Lebanon Elementary School got an unexpected visitor Wednesday morning.
According to New Hampshire Fish and Game, a deer crashed through a glass window in a door at the school shortly after 10 a.m.
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School staff quickly contained the animal in a classroom.
“Apparently, a deer just ran into the school and broke a window and is now inside,” said a dispatcher.
Lebanon police Chief Philip Roberts said the call was unusual.
“It’s definitely not like a normal call you get on a routine basis,” Roberts said.
Officers responded to help Fish and Game safely remove the deer from the building.
“The hooves on the tile don’t exactly work. The animal actually had to be picked up and carried outside,” Roberts said.
Officials said it took about an hour to remove the deer before it was released back into the wild.
No one inside the school was injured.
