A school was in lock down following reports a man was making threats at a property nearby, police have confirmed.
Students of Kessingland Church of England Primary Academy, near Lowestoft, were rushed to class on Wednesday morning as a precaution.
Police and sniffer dogs were reportedly on the scene near Field Lane and on Hall Road just after 9am.
A man was arrested on suspicion on possession of firearms with intent and cultivation of cannabis.
A spokesperson from Suffolk Constabulary said: "Police received a call at just before 7am this morning after reports of a man making targeted threats at a property at Hall Road in Kessingland.
"Officers attended and as a precaution children arriving at a nearby school were sent straight to classes.
"Police have arrested a man at the property in Hall Road and he has been taken into custody. The school resumed normal activity at 9.20am.
"No-one was hurt in the incident and the incident was safely resolved."
The academy did not wish to comment.
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