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Shelter-In-Place Ordered At 2 Healdsburg Schools After Gun Scare
Police say students and staff are safe after officers responded to a possible armed person.
HEALDSBURG, CA — A possible gun threat put two Healdsburg campuses on alert today.
Healdsburg High School and Fitch Mountain Campus imposed precautionary shelter-in-place orders while police searched both sites.
The orders followed an incident that happened off campus. Deputies from the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office were called in to assist Healdsburg police.
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The Sheriff’s Office will provide more information about the incident, according to a statement by Healdsburg police.
Students and staff remained safe, and authorities reported no victims or injuries. Police said they did not believe any ongoing danger threatened either campus.
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