The lockdown at San Marino High School is being lifted.
The Chief of Police says a juvenile is under arrest for making criminal threats. Alleged threat of violence was directed toward a student at the high school.
It's been a hectic day at San Marino High School including the arrest of a juvenile accused of sending a text-message threat against a specific student.
That threat led to the school being locked-down at the start of the morning as police checked things out, followed by an announcement that classes were being canceled for the rest of the day as a precaution.
But then after the suspect was tracked down and arrested and the campus was deemed safe, students were told to return and finish the day as usual.
San Marino High School was placed on lockdown, according to the San Marino Police Department. According to the school, authorities were investigating the credibility of a threat.
Per San Marino High School's website: There is no shooter on campus, and police are currently patrolling the campus. The high school is on lockdown as a precaution (following a threat).
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