Crime & Safety
Gun Reports Prompt San Diego School Lockdown
There were reports of a suspect flashing a gun at a student.
SAN DIEGO, CA -- Two schools in San Diego County were on lockdown Wednesday afternoon following reports of a gun on campus. Police said the lockdown was issued for Morse High School and Fulton Elementary School, which are both located on Skyline Drive.
Officers believe the suspect left the area after flashing a gun at a Morse High School student. They described the suspect as wearing a black hoodie and white shirt with black pants.
The lockdown was issued at about 3 p.m. after students were dismissed, although many children were still in the area.
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Morse High School on lockdown after report of a student on campus with a weapon. A student tells me at first he thought it was a drill and now he's waiting for his cousin who is still inside @10news pic.twitter.com/8u0EEpy902
— Amanda Brandeis (@10NewsBrandeis) February 14, 2018
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