(KNOX) – Sheyenne High School was in lockdown on Wednesday when the school received a “swatting” call.
The school got the call after 11am, and both a school resource officer and extra West Fargo Police Department patrol officers were called on scene.
A supervisor determined after an investigation that the threat was fake, and that there is no current threat to the school.
The investigation into the incident is still ongoing, and the lockdown was enacted out of caution. The lockdown was lifted before 12 noon.
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