Sheetz at State College is reopen after a severe police presence due to a “medical emergency” – AOL

Aske in the State College area closed for more than two hours on Thursday morning after police said a man had “emergency medical care”, causing some initial confusion and concern.

Few details were immediately available at the scene. According to Patton Police Chief Tyler Jolie, the first responders were summoned to the sheetz’s place of 101 Valley Vista Drive shortly after 7 am due to “emergency medical attention”. But the police refused to develop or reveal the human condition, adding only that the man was taken from an ambulance to the Mount Nitani Medical Center.

County County Center Center Scott Siers told Center Daily Times that his office had reacted to Sheetz to an “isolated incident”. He said he had no threat to the public, but declined to provide other details.

Sheetz declined to comment on the incident itself. However, the Sheetz spokesman confirmed that the affected employees are offered support and resources for mental health.

As sheetz was closed until about 9:40 with the police lane around the site, some parents on social media expressed concerns about their students. Later on Thursday morning, a letter to the parents issued a letter to the school in the area of ​​the school to inform them that both the school and the students are safe.

“As some of you are aware, this morning there was an incident at Valley Vista Sheetz, which required a severe first response presence,” said the letter from Nabil Mark, Media and Communications Manager on SCASD. “We were in direct contact with the Patton police station, who assured us that there was no danger to any of our schools and all our students were safe.”

Sheetz is located in Patton. Both Police of Ferguson and Central Lifelink Ems also assisted the scene.