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Police asked for several schools on the North Shore to shelter in place while they worked to apprehend robbery suspects.Police said two people robbed the Credit Union Services Center at 64th Street and Brown Deer Road. The two people left the credit union with an undetermined amount of money.VIDEO: An armed robbery leads to lockdown at several North Shore schoolsWitnesses told police that the two people then entered a car driven by a third man. Officers from Glendale, Fox Point, Whitefish Bay, Bayside, Brown Deer and the Milwaukee County Sheriff's K-9 unit assisted with the pursuit and search."I heard sirens and looked out the window, and there were police cars coming from every direction, and the officers were jumping out with assault rifles, and I thought, 'Oh, this is something more than just a traffic stop,'" witness Larry Booth said.Booth is the block watch captain for Fox Point neighborhood, but he said he had never seen activity like this out his front window.The men drove down a dead end street in Fox Point, ran from the car and were found hiding in some bushes on Birch Hill Court off Clovernook Lane."We were looking out the window, and they brought up a gentleman in handcuffs who was obviously not dressed for the cold. He didn't have a jacket on or anything," Booth said.Police had one person is in custody as of 12:10 p.m., and a second was taken into custody around 1 p.m.School campuses at Cardinal Stritch University, Nicolet High School, Milwaukee Jewish Day School, Hillel Academy and Jewish Beginnings were asked to lock their doors and keep people inside as police worked to apprehend the suspects.All three schools reported at 1:10 p.m. that they were cleared to resume normal activities.Brown Deer police said they are looking for a third person, described as a black male in his early 20s with a tall, thin build. Witnesses said he was wearing a black hoodie and a black puffy-style jacket.Anyone with information is asked to call Brown Deer police at 414-371-2900.Remember you can send your breaking news or severe weather photos to us at ulocal@wisn.com14735308