RACINE -- The principal at Racine Case High School has notified parents that a phone threat was called in to the Mount Pleasant Police Department on Tuesday morning, May 24th. The threat is reportedly similar to those that have been called into schools across the state and country this week. Those were scams.
The principal also said the following in his statement to parents:
Mount Pleasant police say the threat was phoned in around 9:15 a.m.
The Mount Pleasant police school resource officer assigned to Case High School and the Case High School administration was immediately notified.
As a safety precaution, Case High School Staff initiated a lock-down procedure and extra Mount Pleasant patrol officers responded to assist to help secure the school.
Nothing credible has been found to substantiate the threat. Other schools around the nation have received threats over the past couple days.
Police are investigating whether this threat is related.
Mount Pleasant police are working closely with Racine Unified officials to investigate the threat and ensure the safety of the students and staff.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the Mount Pleasant Police Department at 884-0454 option #4 or Crime Stoppers at (262) 636-9330, via e-mail through the website www.racine.crimestoppersweb.com, or by sending a text message to CRIMES (274637) and typing in TIP417 with your text message."
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