Wilson High School Long Beach has witnessed an uncomfortable situation on suspicion of a shooting. Armed Police have locked down the school to keep the students safe.
Wilson High School Long Beach has been put on lockdown after multiple shootings were reported.
The story is developing, and none of the students has been hurt due to the incident.
Wilson High School Long Beach Shooting Video On Twitter – School In Lockdown
Wilson High School Long Beach shooting video has been surfaced on Twitter. However, most of the videos don’t relate to the recent incident.
According to preliminary reports and the public, the school has been locked down, and armed police heavy presence can be seen.
The developing story indicates that none of the students have been reported injured.
According to a Tweet from Ms. Combs, “Currently on lockdown at Wilson High School in #longbeach. We suspect firecrackers were thrown from a balcony earlier, but armed police are here now. #schoolsafety All kids are locked in classrooms. Helicopter above.”
However, the investigation is going on from air and land to normalize the feverish situation.
Meanwhile, some suspect the shooting noise was caused due to firecrackers thrown from a balcony earlier.
The armed police have tightened the school’s security and put it on lockdown until they find something concrete.
Wilson High School Long Beach Shooting-What happened?
Wilson High School shooting in Long Beach was reported a while ago. The locals and parents are worried about their children inside the school compound.
The authorities have not released any statement on what happened.
There have been no reports of students’ death, and the case is currently being investigated.
Long Beach police and the school system investigate threats made against Wilson High School.
A similar incident happened in Woodrow Wilson Classical High School in Long Beach, which locked down after receiving a threat call.
The lockdown was ended at 11:25 a.m., when authorities assessed that the threat was not credible.
After the threat was withdrawn, students were kept inside for 25 minutes before lunch, and the school resumed its regular schedule.
Kim Holland, Wilson High School’s principal, issued a message warning parents of the bogus threat on the school’s website.