Perry Police arrest man with machete outside Langston Road Elementary
Perry Police Department arrested a male who was carrying a machete and beating on doors outside of Langston Road Elementary Friday morning.
PERRY — Perry Police Department responded to a person with a weapon at a local school on Friday morning.
At around 6:30 a.m. on March 13, Houston County 911 received a call regarding a person wielding a machete and beating on a door at Langston Road Elementary.
According to a press release, officers responded and discovered the man on campus. The male, identified as Cody Alley, was soon taken into custody.
Police said no children were at the school and reported no injuries. Custodial staff were on campus setting up for an event.
Alley was charged with possession of a weapon on school property, disrupting or interfering with public school and criminal trespass.
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