Posted on Jun 15, 2022
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At least 10 school districts in the Kansas City area announced they were canceling all summer school activities Wednesday after the Blue Springs Police Department was alerted to the threat of an "unspecific mass shooting."
Nearly a dozen Kansas City-area schools canceled classes on Wednesday following a mass shooting threat.
The Blue Springs School District announced Tuesday night it would cancel summer school sites and all school activities until further notice.
“The Blue Springs Police Department alerted the FBI of a possible threat related to an unspecific mass shooting,” the district said on Facebook. “The FBI has confirmed that the individual in question whose whereabouts are unknown is dangerous.”
Nearly a dozen Kansas City-area schools canceled classes on Wednesday following a mass shooting threat.
The Blue Springs School District announced Tuesday night it would cancel summer school sites and all school activities until further notice.
“The Blue Springs Police Department alerted the FBI of a possible threat related to an unspecific mass shooting,” the district said on Facebook. “The FBI has confirmed that the individual in question whose whereabouts are unknown is dangerous.”
Suspect in custody over shooting threat that led Kansas City school districts to cancel summer...
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..."Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said the case showed that "citizens can make a difference."
"Taking someone’s threat seriously is the best way to mitigate potential harm," she said. "My ask today is pretty simple — if you see a credible threat, please report it to law enforcement. School districts are working through stressful times knowing that their main priority is to keep kids safe and they did so today.”
..."Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said the case showed that "citizens can make a difference."
"Taking someone’s threat seriously is the best way to mitigate potential harm," she said. "My ask today is pretty simple — if you see a credible threat, please report it to law enforcement. School districts are working through stressful times knowing that their main priority is to keep kids safe and they did so today.”
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