Westfield, IN – Students and staff at Westfield High School were placed on lockdown Monday afternoon after police received a report of a shooting threat.
According to the Westfield Police Department, the school’s administration line received an unverified threat that someone intended to shoot people at the high school. Out of caution, the building was immediately secured while officers began a search.
Police emphasized that, at this time, no shots have been fired and no injuries have been reported. Officers remain on scene as they continue to clear the building and ensure the safety of students and staff.
“We understand this is concerning to students, parents, and staff,” the department said in a statement. “Please know that our officers are on scene and actively working to ensure the safety of everyone in the building.”
Authorities say they will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available. Parents and community members are urged to follow official police and school channels for the latest updates.
The incident comes as schools nationwide continue to take all reported threats seriously in order to protect students and staff.
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