PsyOp - masked men chasing girls & kids - spreading FEAR

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Girls chased by man wearing Halloween-style mask
By LJGillespie | Posted: October 11, 2015
http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Girls-chased-man-wearing-Halloween-styl e-mask/story-27962208-detail/story.html
Girls chased by man wearing Halloween-style mask
Police are investigating after a man wearing a Halloween-style mask chased two girls.
Parents have apparently been contact about the incident in Bristol.
One mum posted on social media about the incident, which involved a deep-voiced man who pulled a black hoodie over his head.
According to the online post the two girls were playing in Gatehouse Avenue in Withywood.
It said: "A silver car pulled up and a masked man got out of it. The car then reversed and drove away.
"The man shouted for the girls to come over to him so they started to run and he ran after them.
"A woman stopped the two girls and asked them if they were all right, at this point the man hid behind a wall.
"The woman walked the girls home where they told their parents but the man was gone by the time the parents arrived."
The man was described as short and fat, with a very deep voice. He was wearing a black hoodie pulled over his head and a black mask, as well as jogging bottoms and black trainers.
A spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said the incident was being investigated by officers, who were also liaising with schools.

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Clowns in vans chasing terrified children spark warning 'go straight home after school today and not to loiter'
5 COMMENTS 12:31, 16 OCT 2015 UPDATED 07:51, 17 OCT 2015
BY RUTH HALKON , ANNA VERDON
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/clowns-vans-chasing-terrified- children-6645212

Police are investigating after numerous reports of kids being approached by people wearing clown masks driving a van earlier this week

The clown sightings have continued after the Mirror Online reported on them last week

Pupils have been warned to 'go straight home after school today and not to loiter' as reports continue of schoolchildren being stalked by clowns .

Kent Police have issued the caution after a number of "suspicious incidents" in Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, in Kent.

Officers will also be going to schools in the area as part of their enquiries to a number of reports in the last couple of weeks which involve people travelling in vans and approaching pupils.

And terrified school children have even been chased on their way home by people wearing clown or Halloween masks deliberately trying to scare them.

Last week the Mirror Online reported on clowns who were targeting pupils at Hillview School for Girls, in Tonbridge, Kent.

Warnings: Police have told children to report any clown sightings
Since then, there have been reports of people wearing clown masks being spotted in a van on St John's Road in Tunbridge Wells on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Schools in the town issued their own advice after a boy was approached by two men in a van on Wednesday morning.

Luckily he ran away and told his school what had happened.

Last week head teacher Elaine Buchanan sent an email to parents warning them about the incidents, which happened earlier in the month.

She said some of her students had been approached on separate occasions by two people wearing black outfits and white clown masks.

In the warning she wrote: "Dear parents, It has been brought to our attention that some of our students have been approached in the vicinity on separate occasions (one outside Sainsbury's and another outside Olive's) by two people wearing black outfits with white clown masks. We have reported this to the police with whom we are actively working.

Target: Pupils at Hillview School for Girls, in Tonbridge, Kent were chased down the street

"Students are already communicating with each other on social media and you may already be aware. Should you have any concerns, please contact the police direct, not the school.

"We are advising students to go straight home after school today and not to loiter about anywhere.

"We have also said that they should let their parents know their whereabouts and that we have informed you of the situation.

"Extra staffing will be outside of school when the students go home and we understand that the police will be active in the area."

Pam Mills, 51, whose 16-year-old daughter attends Hillview School said: "My daughter has a phobia of clowns and literally goes into a panic attack, so we talked about it and she walks part of the way home with someone else who understands her phobia.

"This is a sick prank if it is a joke as they obviously don't understand the extreme reactions clown phobia can result in."

Officers are also looking into a number of incidents involving people dressed as clowns.

A spokesman said: "The incidents started two weeks ago after several reports in Tonbridge. On October 5 in Hectorage Road, pupils reported they were scared by people in clown masks.

Investigation: Police are trying to discover if anything sinister is going on
"On October 7 and 8 there were also reports of a woman in the High Street wearing a clown mask.

"The following week in Tunbridge Wells, on October 13 and 14 there are reports of people wearing clown masks in a van on St John's Road.

"At the moment it doesn't appear anything sinister has been linked to these reports but we are continuing to investigate and trying to establish if any offences have been committed.

"We are looking into it and putting out extra patrols to make sure people feel safe."

Chief Inspector Dave Pate of Kent Police said: "We are still working to establish whether any offences have been committed. However, I want to assure parents that we take the safety of all children very seriously and have extra officers on patrol around schools. I would also ask parents to make sure they remind children how to keep safe.

"If any child is approached or has any concerns about people behaving suspiciously they should report it immediately to their parents or schoolteachers who can then report it to police."