Police give all-clear after investigating possible bomb threat at Clark Atlanta University

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On February 20, 2025, a bomb threat was reported at Clark Atlanta University, prompting immediate action from Atlanta police. The threat was specifically linked to Wright Hall, located at 223 James P. Brawley Drive SW, and police arrived shortly after 5 p. m. to assess the situation.

Within an hour, officers determined that there was nothing significant to report, allowing the shelter-in-place order to be lifted. Such threats underscore the importance of emergency preparedness in educational settings. Clark Atlanta University, a private HBCU, has protocols in place to ensure the safety of its students and staff during emergencies. The swift resolution of this incident reflects effective communication and response strategies employed by law enforcement. Atlanta News First is committed to providing ongoing updates about the situation as it develops.

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