Norwich - Three schools were locked down for nearly an hour Monday afternoon after a concerned citizen reported that people had a gun behind the Wequonnoc School in Taftville.Immediately after the 12:30 p.m. incident was reported to police, the Wequonnoc School, as well as the nearby Moriarty and Sacred Heart schools, were locked down, police said.

Immediately after the 12:30 p.m. incident was reported to police, the Wequonnoc School, as well as the nearby Moriarty and Sacred Heart schools, were locked down, police said.The citizen provided police with a description of the people, and officers tracked down the men using a police dog. The men were found outside a multifamily home on South Second Avenue.

The citizen provided police with a description of the people, and officers tracked down the men using a police dog. The men were found outside a multifamily home on South Second Avenue.Neither man was found in possession of a gun and no weapon was found, police said.

Neither man was found in possession of a gun and no weapon was found, police said.Kristopher J. Spickerman, 22, of 52 Merchant's Ave., and a 17-year-old were charged with second-degree breach of peace.

Kristopher J. Spickerman, 22, of 52 Merchant's Ave., and a 17-year-old were charged with second-degree breach of peace.Both were released on $1,000 bond.

Both were released on $1,000 bond.The lockdown was lifted about 45 minutes after the initial report, police said.

The lockdown was lifted about 45 minutes after the initial report, police said.