Parents nervous about their children's safety after 'abduction bid' near a Davoren Park primary school PARENTS of students at a Davoren Park primary school are nervous about their children's safety as police look into an alleged incident in which an adult approached a young boy. Police are investigating a report of "suspicious behaviour" yesterday morning, when a student at the primary school was allegedly approached by a man and offered a ride to school. The boy had been walking with his brother about 9am when he says they were approached by a man driving a blue Ford Falcon. Schools promote stranger danger message Parents told advertiser.com.au this morning the report was concerning. "It's never good to hear because we walk to school, and especially with other kids, you can't always watch all of them," said one parent, who has a child in reception at the school. They run ahead and suddenly you see someone with them. It's never a good thing. Another parent said he had been concerned about reports of similar incidents for some time. But he acknowledged many turned out to be false reports. "My daughter goes to this school," he said. I'm a former member of the governing school council, and I've called for police to do patrols morning and night. Police are making continued inquiries into the alleged incident and say they have "limited information" at this stage. Anyone with information that may assist police can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or contact police online at www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au.