Richard
01-15-2013, 16:53
Wonder how many of these type situations we'll be seeing now.
Richard :munchin
Note that triggered lockdown at Colleyville Heritage High threatened ‘large massacre shooting’
DMN, 15 Jan 2013
Update at 4 p.m.:
Classes at Colleyville Heritage High were dismissed as scheduled just before 4 p.m.
The note reportedly warned of a “large massacre shooting” to be carried out at the school.
It said three students made a list of the “popular and rich kids” they planned to target at the school.
Original entry:
Colleyville Heritage High School was placed in lockdown just before classes let out this afternoon.
An anonymous note found in the cafeteria led to the precaution, according to a memo from principal Joe Harrington. The contents of the note were not released.
Heritage Middle and Elementary schools were also locked down as a precaution, although the middle school released students as scheduled at 3:25 p.m.
“Both Colleyville and Grapevine Police have increased their presence in the area, and district leaders will continue cooperating fully throughout the investigation,” district officials said.
Heritage High, too, was expected to release students at the normal time: 3:50 p.m.
Initially the note was not deemed a credible threat, but the lockdown came shortly before 3 p.m. after additional information came to light, Harrington said in a follow-up note (below).
It’s the second school in Dallas-Fort Worth to be placed on lockdown today (the first being Arlington Lamar).
Parents
At 2:54 pm we made the decision to place the school in lockdown as a safety precaution. A student reported additional information concerning the anonymous threat that was found at lunch. Police are continuing to investigate, I will keep you updated.
Joe
The first memo:
Parents
Today, during lunch, a student found an anonymous note in the cafeteria and immediately brought it to the front office. It contained a very vague threat against Colleyville Heritage. We immediately contacted Colleyville police. They dispatched extra officers and began working with us to thoroughly investigate the situation.
At this time the police do not believe this to be a credible threat that would warrant a lockdown. I wanted to make sure you are aware of this situation.
The safety of our students is our number one priority.
Thank you
Joe
Joe Harrington, Ed.D.
Principal
Colleyville Heritage High School
Richard :munchin
Note that triggered lockdown at Colleyville Heritage High threatened ‘large massacre shooting’
DMN, 15 Jan 2013
Update at 4 p.m.:
Classes at Colleyville Heritage High were dismissed as scheduled just before 4 p.m.
The note reportedly warned of a “large massacre shooting” to be carried out at the school.
It said three students made a list of the “popular and rich kids” they planned to target at the school.
Original entry:
Colleyville Heritage High School was placed in lockdown just before classes let out this afternoon.
An anonymous note found in the cafeteria led to the precaution, according to a memo from principal Joe Harrington. The contents of the note were not released.
Heritage Middle and Elementary schools were also locked down as a precaution, although the middle school released students as scheduled at 3:25 p.m.
“Both Colleyville and Grapevine Police have increased their presence in the area, and district leaders will continue cooperating fully throughout the investigation,” district officials said.
Heritage High, too, was expected to release students at the normal time: 3:50 p.m.
Initially the note was not deemed a credible threat, but the lockdown came shortly before 3 p.m. after additional information came to light, Harrington said in a follow-up note (below).
It’s the second school in Dallas-Fort Worth to be placed on lockdown today (the first being Arlington Lamar).
Parents
At 2:54 pm we made the decision to place the school in lockdown as a safety precaution. A student reported additional information concerning the anonymous threat that was found at lunch. Police are continuing to investigate, I will keep you updated.
Joe
The first memo:
Parents
Today, during lunch, a student found an anonymous note in the cafeteria and immediately brought it to the front office. It contained a very vague threat against Colleyville Heritage. We immediately contacted Colleyville police. They dispatched extra officers and began working with us to thoroughly investigate the situation.
At this time the police do not believe this to be a credible threat that would warrant a lockdown. I wanted to make sure you are aware of this situation.
The safety of our students is our number one priority.
Thank you
Joe
Joe Harrington, Ed.D.
Principal
Colleyville Heritage High School