Ceres police said a significant response went out to schools in the district after the call came in.
CERES, Calif. — A shooting threat toward a Ceres junior high school was found to be a hoax, according to police.
A significant police response was sent out to school sites in the district after Ceres Police Department got a call about a person, only described as male, saying he was going to shoot students at Mae Hensley Junior High School. The call came in around 11 a.m.
According to police, the suspect said he would be at the school in 10 minutes. As police responded and investigated, lockdowns were put into place to protect students, staff and citizens.
Police ultimately determined the threat was a hoax and no one was hurt.
The source of the threat is being investigated. Anyone with information can call Detective Berlier at 209-538-5616.
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