A recent tip about a potential shooting threat targeting Pennsauken High School prompted a swift response from law enforcement. However, after thorough investigation, authorities have determined that the threat lacks credibility, reassuring students and staff of their safety.
The Pennsauken Police Department received an anonymous tip overnight, highlighting concerns related to social media posts indicating a potential threat on Tuesday against the school. In response, patrol units and detectives diligently worked throughout the night to assess the validity of the information, as reported by Police Chief Philip P. Olivo.
Following the comprehensive investigation, law enforcement concluded that there is no credibility to the threat, and there is no heightened risk to the safety of students or staff at Pennsauken High School. Despite the determination of the threat’s lack of credibility, authorities have taken precautionary measures by increasing police presence at the school.
Chief Olivo emphasized the commitment of the police department to ensuring the safety and security of the school community. The heightened security measures serve as a precautionary step to alleviate concerns and maintain a secure environment for students and staff.
As authorities continue to monitor the situation, the increased police presence will provide a visible reassurance of the commitment to the well-being of the school community. The swift response and thorough investigation underscore the dedication of law enforcement to promptly address and assess any potential threats, ensuring the ongoing safety of Pennsauken High School.
