Gresham High goes into ‘secure’ after man threatens to ‘shoot up building’

Portland, ORLocal News

Gresham High School was put into a state of lockdown following a serious threat made by a man who claimed he would "shoot up" the building. Teachers and staff acted promptly, calling for police intervention to safeguard students and personnel. Authorities rushed to the scene to assess the situation and ensure everyone's safety. It was reported that the man had been involved in a previous incident related to a 17-year-old student bringing a gun to school, raising alarms about potential risks. The connection between the two events has left the school community on high alert, emphasizing the importance of addressing threats seriously.

Parents were notified of the situation, and the school district pledged to take necessary measures to enhance security. This incident reflects broader concerns about school safety and the need for effective prevention strategies. Local authorities reiterated their commitment to ensuring a secure environment for students and staff alike.

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