Student bailed after camera is found in toilet

Monday, 18 March 2013 00:00

An 18-year-old student has been arrested and released on police bail after an incident at King Williams College.

Last week a hidden digital camera was found in the pupil’s toilets at the school in Castletown.

The student has been released pending further enquiries.

Police say they are working to investigate the matter quickly but there is no allegation or suggestion of physical harm to anyone.

The school is about to enter examination period and police are working closely with staff to help offer reassurance to pupils.

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