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Fbi Arrests Two Men at Gurnee High School After 10-Minute Chase: ‘They Are a Danger to Pedestrians’

Federal agents arrested two men Thursday, including one who broke into a classroom at a Gurnee high school, after a 10-minute high-speed chase that began in Waukegan and resulted in several accidents. In a statement, Warren Township High School said no students were arrested and that the two individuals pursued by federal agents were neither students nor affiliated with the school. “This was very difficult for many of our staff and students,” sa…

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Federal agents arrested two men Thursday, including one who broke into a classroom at a Gurnee high school, after a 10-minute high-speed chase that began in Waukegan and resulted in several accidents. In a statement, Warren Township High School said no students were arrested and that the two individuals pursued by federal agents were neither students nor affiliated with the school. “This was very difficult for many of our staff and students,” sa…

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Federal agents arrested two men Thursday, including one who broke into a classroom at a Gurnee high school, after a 10-minute high-speed chase that began in Waukegan and resulted in several accidents. In a statement, Warren Township High School said no students were arrested and that the two individuals pursued by federal agents were neither students nor affiliated with the school. “This was very difficult for many of our staff and students,” sa…

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Chicago Sun Times broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, October 31, 2025.
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