School, School System, Law Enforcement Work Together at West Salisbury Elementary after Suspicious Phone Call
All Wicomico school families and staff have received this school safety notice:
This is an official message from Wicomico County Public Schools. We are aware of a suspicious phone call this morning to West Salisbury Elementary School. School safety officials and law enforcement are collaborating on the investigation while students are sheltered in place. This matter is being handled with the safety of our students and staff as our highest priority. West Salisbury Elementary families will receive communications directly from the school, and additional updates will be provided on our website and social media as needed. Thank you.
Updates:
The school will continue in shelter in place status for now, with enhanced security through dismissal as a precaution.
How children learn in school today is a mystery to me.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it that law enforcement on any level cannot catch these fools.i guess county schools dont matter. I bet if it was a school of prestige attended by the children of state and federal law makers, someone would be cuffed asap.
ReplyDeleteDear 10:29,
ReplyDeleteRegarding your comments, the practice involved is often called 'swatting', and it is extremely sophisticated regarding both the scope of activity as well as the use of technology. This is occurring all over the US right now, as has for the last several months. To indicate that our local law enforcement is not working diligently with the related law enforcement services (FBI, et. al) is erroneous.
Regards,
Paladin