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Hebron High School in Carrollton, Texas is on lockdown after police received a bomb threat, reports WFAA.
This is a breaking story so please stay tuned for updates.
Here’s what we know so far:
1. The Threat Came From Inside the School
Hebron HS in Carrolton on lockdown. PD says possible bomb threat inside, possibly near band room. pic.twitter.com/pYWqw178Vo
— David Schechter (@DavidSchechter) January 14, 2014
It’s suspected a male caller phoned police from inside the school and said there was an explosive inside the school’s orchestra room.
2. The School is on Lockdown
The school has been locked down by police.
Only Hebron would keep us INSIDE the school when there's a bomb threat… WHY?!?? #hebronlockdown14
— Monica Ly (@itsmonicaly) January 14, 2014
3. We Have No Reports of Any Injuries
There are no reports of any explosion or any injuries. According to the Dallas News, police have “no confirmed incident” and are at the school investigating a report.
4. The School is the Alma-Mater of One NFL Prospect
The school is part of the Lewisville school district. It houses 2630 students. The school is the alma-mater of NFL prospect Stansly Maponga.
5. The School is Close to Dallas
Carrollton is located less than 30 miles north west of Dallas, Texas.