FALLBROOK, Calif. (KGTV)--A three-and-a-half hour lockdown was lifted at Fallbrook and Ivy high schools Wednesday afternoon after a report was made to authorities of a firearm on campus.
San Diego sheriff's deputies investigated a school threat that was called in at about 11 a.m. The lockdown was lifted at about 2:50 p.m.
Details are still emerging and it's unclear at this point whether the report was unfounded.
According to the San Diego County Office of Education, there was a report of a firearm on campus.
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Fallbrook and Ivy High schools are on lock down based on a report of a firearm. Students & staff are safe, law enforcement is on site.
— SD County Ofc of Ed (@SanDiegoCOE) March 22, 2017
Ivy High School is currently under lockdown protocol due to an investigation on the Fallbrook High School campus.... https://t.co/4wOsaMmyub
— Ivy High School (@IvyHighSchool) March 22, 2017
As of 1pm, all Fallbrook & Ivy students and staff remain in a lock down protection protocol. Students have food and water in classrooms.
— SD County Ofc of Ed (@SanDiegoCOE) March 22, 2017
