Malfunction of panic button system Thursday sends NJ school into lockdown
A malfunction Thursday at the Morris County School of Technology activated a panic button and sent the school into lockdown.
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Sep 9, 2022, 9:51 AM
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Updated 834 days ago
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10h agoA malfunction Thursday at the Morris County School
of Technology activated a panic button and sent the school into lockdown.
Officials responded to the school around 10:21 a.m.
after the school was placed in lockdown due to a panic button activation.
Established protocols were followed and after a
thorough check of the campus, it was established the panic button system had
malfunctioned and there was no actual emergency.
All students and staff were unharmed. The school
returned to normal school day activities once the lockdown was lifted.
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