Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Sterling Police Department Investigates Possible Threat At Sterling High School

***Press Release***

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

On November 18, 2013, Sterling High School officials notified the Sterling Police Department that a student had observed the word "bomb" written on the stall of a student bathroom and reported this information to a teacher.

The Sterling Police Department responded immediately and in conjunction with the school assessed the suspicious incident.

During the lunch period, the Wally Post Gymnasium was searched and nothing suspicious was located. After lunch, all students were moved to the Wally Post Gymnasium, while the remainder of the building was searched. Again, nothing suspicious was located.

Other than the word written on the stall, there was no credible information to indicate there was a threat to the school. The searches were conducted out of an abundance of caution for the safety of all students and staff of Sterling High School.

The Sterling Police Department takes its role in protecting life and property, as well as investigating threats to the school, seriously. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Sterling Police Department at (970) 522-3512 or Crime Stoppers at (970) 522-EYES.

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