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I mean, what an odd situation.

He had said to me, you know, this could have happened anywhere.

I mean, this isn't something that you expect to happen.

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Police arrested this 29-year-old man for trespassing on the grounds of Granger High School.

The Granger County School District in Tennessee has been considering new safety measures.

After a 29-year-old man holding school supplies on the side of the road,

was allowed to board a school bus and taken to a high school.

The superintendent calls it the most unique situation the schools has ever seen.

Caitlin Kenahan with WBIR in Knoxville, Tennessee.

You've been covering a bizarre and an unsettling story in Granger County,

Tennessee. Let's go back to Tuesday, August 10th. How does all of this come about?

So all of this started when a 29-year-old man was at a Granger County bus stop. He ended up getting onto the bus. He was holding a binder and some other

school supplies in his hands. And just to reiterate, you know, this is within the first week of school

for these students. So the bus driver picks him up. They bring him to an elementary school where he

gets off the bus he was on and onto another bus that led him to

Granger High School. And once he's there, he's walking, walks into the building, walks around,

and a teacher stops him and brings him to the front office. This is, again, a 29-year-old man

that made it onto the school property, and luckily he was caught by a teacher,

but still just a very, a very odd situation. A 29-year-old man was arrested after trespassing in

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