UPDATE: A bomb threat at Williamsburg Middle School has led to a temporary shelter-in-place order as police respond to the incident. The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit arrived at the scene of I.S. 49, located at 223 Graham Ave., shortly before 12:30 PM on Monday.
Authorities report that the school received an anonymous call claiming there were two pipe bombs on the premises. This alarming threat prompted swift action from law enforcement, ensuring the safety of students and staff.
Fortunately, the NYPD has confirmed that no explosive devices were found during their thorough search. No injuries have been reported, and the situation is under control, according to police sources.
Parents and community members are understandably anxious as they await further updates. The NYPD is continuing its investigation into the source of the threat, emphasizing the importance of safety in educational environments.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding school safety and the impact of threats on educational institutions. As schools across the nation grapple with similar challenges, the urgency of this situation resonates deeply within the community.
Authorities stress the need for vigilance and encourage anyone with information about the call to come forward. The school district is working closely with law enforcement to ensure the continued safety and well-being of all students.
Stay tuned for more developments as this story unfolds.
