Heavy security continues at Ridgecrest Elementary

Shoreline, WALocal News

Ridgecrest Elementary is currently under heightened police security due to a series of threatening emails sent to the principal and staff, which sparked an immediate investigation by Shoreline Police. Police Chief Shawn Ledford stated that ensuring the safety of the school is their top priority, as they work diligently to address the threats. In light of the situation, the school has taken precautionary actions, including the cancellation of a Science Night event and keeping students indoors during recess. While the specific contents of the emails remain undisclosed, authorities have emphasized the importance of treating such threats seriously to maintain a secure learning environment. The school community has been reassured that safety measures are in place to protect the children.

Local officials have been working closely with law enforcement to ensure that the investigation is thorough and effective. Parents and community members have been advised to remain alert and report any suspicious activity. As the investigation continues, the focus remains on safeguarding the students and staff at Ridgecrest Elementary.

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