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Nisley Elementary, Bookcliff Middle schools released from lockdown
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) -- Nisley Elementary, Bookcliff Middle schools and Kinderhous Daycare are transitioning to normal operations after going into lockdown this afternoon.
The schools were closed for about 20 minutes, starting at 2:50 p.m. Grand Junction Police spokesperson Kate Porras says authorities received reports of a person in the area carrying a rifle, so they decided to shut down the campuses.
When officers got on scene, they found a woman who had a plastic gun. Porras says she never threatened anyone with it, and she was not on school property at the time.
If you need to pick up your kids, know that it may take a bit longer today as schools get back to normal.
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by Szabla Location: Location on Nov 15, 2012 at 04:27 PMThis policy is as stupid as the admin who implemented it. This is the new false alarm or “fictitious bomb” threat. District 51 endangers the children on the public roads with no sidewalks, but makes an open carry legal action into a panic attack and wasting the deputies’ valuable time. Fire all District 51 dolts.
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