Holmdel schools placed on lockdown after phone threat
Two Holmdel schools were placed on lockdown Tuesday after receiving a threatening phone call. According to the Holmdel Police, the principal at William R. Satz School received a call from a girl who
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May 6, 2015, 5:35 AM
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Updated 3,465 days ago
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Two Holmdel schools were placed on lockdown Tuesday after receiving a threatening phone call.
According to the Holmdel Police, the principal at William R. Satz School received a call from a girl who said she was inside and was going to start killing children.
The school, along with adjoining Holmdel High School, were evacuated as a precaution while police investigated the threat.
The school was soon deemed safe and all students were allowed to return to class. Holmdel police believe the call to be a hoax.
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