Law enforcement, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, is working to find the person responsible for a string of false active shooter threats that targeted multiple Colorado schools Monday. via BrandonLRichard
DENVER — The Federal Bureau of Investigation and local law enforcement officials are working to find the person responsible for a string of false active shooter threats that targeted multiple Colorado schools Monday.Denver police say someone claiming to be a teacher reported that there was an active shooter at the high school, setting off a chain of events police routinely train for.
Eaton said technology also allows them to lock down any school from a central location. Officers locked down East High two minutes after the false threat was made Monday. Like with every threat, Eaton said his team will get together with Denver PD and review the response in more detail. In the meantime, he hopes whoever's behind the false threats will be caught.
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