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Clay County schools no longer on lockdown as deputies search for two men

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is actively looking for Quinton Foster on the left and James Lewis on the right.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — Update, 4:24 p.m.: CCSO told Action News Jax the schools are no longer on lockdown, but the suspects haven’t been caught yet.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office are looking for two people: Quinton Foster and James Lewis.

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Keystone Elementary School and High School were put on a modified lockdown on Wednesday afternoon.

According to Sheriff Michelle Cook, the situation started as a manhunt.

CCSO has K-9s in the area, so you are asked to stay inside so the track isn’t contaminated.

Sheriff Michelle Cook said that if the men were not seen soon, there would be extra armed deputies at the elementary school so students could go home.

If you know anything, call the authorities.

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