More details are being released on the hoax active shooting threat that shut down Princeton High School and others in Ohio on Friday.Sharonville police were dispatched for a report of an active shooter at Princeton Highschool after a chilling call was made to 911. The caller had a thick accent and described themselves to be a student."He opened fire on our classroom. Ten students got injured next to our classroom," the caller said.Dozens of law enforcement agencies swarmed Princeton High School. The situation sent students and parents into a panic. The school was on lockdown and swept as police investigated.The FBI is the lead agency investigating a hoax active shooter call at Princeton High School after similar calls were made across Ohio and the nation.Sharonville Police Department is coordinating with the FBI.Documents from the Hamilton County Communications Center give a more detailed timeline of the 911 call Friday.Shortly after the call was made, dispatch made contact with the school's receptionist, who said she was not aware of anything and the school's resource officer and security went running in that direction.A minute later, security checked the room the caller said the shooting happened in. Seconds later, Sharonville police arrived on the scene. Minutes after police units arrived and were not finding evidence of a scene, dispatch became suspicious of the caller stating the caller was acting strange. The documents also state the phone call was traced to Modesto, California, at a senior living apartment complex.The documents also cite reports of similar incidents in progress at other schools in Ohio.
More details are being released on the hoax active shooting threat that shut down Princeton High School and others in Ohio on Friday.
Sharonville police were dispatched for a report of an active shooter at Princeton Highschool after a chilling call was made to 911. The caller had a thick accent and described themselves to be a student.
"He opened fire on our classroom. Ten students got injured next to our classroom," the caller said.
Dozens of law enforcement agencies swarmed Princeton High School. The situation sent students and parents into a panic. The school was on lockdown and swept as police investigated.
The FBI is the lead agency investigating a hoax active shooter call at Princeton High School after similar calls were made across Ohio and the nation.
Sharonville Police Department is coordinating with the FBI.
Documents from the Hamilton County Communications Center give a more detailed timeline of the 911 call Friday.
Shortly after the call was made, dispatch made contact with the school's receptionist, who said she was not aware of anything and the school's resource officer and security went running in that direction.
A minute later, security checked the room the caller said the shooting happened in.
Seconds later, Sharonville police arrived on the scene.
Minutes after police units arrived and were not finding evidence of a scene, dispatch became suspicious of the caller stating the caller was acting strange.
The documents also state the phone call was traced to Modesto, California, at a senior living apartment complex.
The documents also cite reports of similar incidents in progress at other schools in Ohio.
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