ALPINE, CA — Two students at Shadow Hills Elementary School are on suspension Friday after being suspected of making threats against a group of students and teachers, later determined to not be credible, the Alpine Sheriff's Station said Friday.
The sheriff's office was notified by the administration of Shadow Hills at 5:30 p.m. Thursday that threats were allegedly made by two students against students and teachers, sheriff's officials said in a statement.
Administrators said they identified the suspects and their parents were contacted by deputies and home safety checks were conducted, the statement said. The school suspended the two students.
Deputies conducted a preliminary investigation and said the threats do not appear to be credible, the statement said.
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Sheriff's deputies will conduct extra patrols of the school Friday out of an abundance of caution, the sheriff's statement said.
— City News Service
