The calls occurred two weeks after a shooting at an East Oakland high school, and about a month after another hoax at Santa Rosa High School.
Bay Area law enforcement are investigating at least six hoax calls of active shooter threats at high schools across the region on Wednesday.
The FBI's San Francisco office told The Examiner in a statement on Wednesday afternoon that the agency was"aware of the threats" and"in regular contact" with its local partners. Officials said local authorities are handling investigations into the calls.The calls occurred exactly two weeks after two students and four staff members were injured in a shooting at an East Oakland high school.
Is San Francisco safer under Brooke Jenkins' watch? She thinks so But do San Francisco's recent crime statistics tell a different story? South San Francisco High School locked down following a similar call to police in the San Mateo County city, and officers found no intruder on campus following"a thorough search." District officials ended the school day early after a number of parents wanted to take their children home, which they were able to do by 12:15 p.m.
The Oakland Police Department said it received a report of an active shooter at McClymonds High School at around 11:30 a.m. Officials said officers found no evidence of a shooting, nor any victims, and an Oakland Unified School District spokesperson said the"incident did not impact teaching and learning, which continued."
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