Police investigations still continue after a balaclava-clad man assaulted school children over five months ago.
The incident happened at around 8.15am on February 2 by the Premier Store at Castle Hill in Beccles.
A man wearing a balaclava got out of a car passenger seat and assaulted several school children.
On Tuesday, February 28 police interviewed a man aged 19 under caution, but no arrests were made.
Police linked the attack to an earlier incident on January 30, when a motorist drove at a pupil crossing the road near the school.
Suffolk police said the incident "was not random".
On January 30, at around 8.25am the driver of a white VW car drove at speed at a pupil crossing the road in Castle Hill, narrowly missing him.
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A Suffolk police spokesperson said: "Investigations are ongoing".
Anyone who can help with the investigations is asked to contact Suffolk Police at 101.
The crime reference for the assault is 37/6485/23 and the crime reference for the January 30 attempted hit-and-run incident is 37/6467/23.
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