HERNDON, Va. Shooting Today — Police are responding to a reported shooting threat involving Herndon High School in Herndon, Virginia, as agencies work to determine whether the reported threat is credible.
Herndon High School, part of Fairfax County Public Schools, is located at 700 Bennett Street in Herndon. The school has a school resource officer program involving Herndon Police and the Fairfax County Police Department.
At the time of reporting, representatives have not affirmed that a shooting occurred at the school. Available information does not include any verified reports of injuries, a suspect, an arrest, or an active shooting occurrence on campus.
Agencies may use security measures such as a lockdown while assessing potential threats and working to protect students, staff, and others at the school. Fairfax County Public Schools uses emergency procedures, including lockdown, secure the building, shelter in place, and stay put/stay tuned, depending on the situation.
Police officers may remain in and around the school while investigators review the reported threat and determine the appropriate action taken. Parents and local area members are advised to follow instructions from officials and avoid approaching the campus unless directed.
No official information has been released confirming the details of the reported threat or whether anyone is in immediate danger. Investigators are expected to supply additional updates as more information becomes available.
Students, families, and locals are encouraged to rely on updates from Fairfax County Public Schools, the Fairfax County Police Department, and the Herndon Police Department for confirmed information.
This remains a developing situation. Law enforcement are continuing to assess the report, and additional details may be released as the probe progresses.
Originally published at ObitNewsTrendy.
