Crime & Safety
No Gun Found At Mission Bay High School
The campus on Grand Avenue in San Diego was locked down after a caller reported a weapon, officials said.
SAN DIEGO, CA – A report that a student at Mission Bay High School might be carrying a gun in class Friday prompted an hour-long lockdown of the Pacific Beach campus and a search that turned up no weapon.
Administrators at the Grand Avenue secondary school got word of the possible security problem in one of its classrooms about 9:45 a.m., according to San Diego Unified School District officials.
Teachers secured all students in their classes while campus police investigated.
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After searching the school and questioning students, officers gave an all-clear about 10:45 a.m., SDUSD spokeswoman Maureen Magee said.
No firearm or other weapon was found on the campus, Magee said.
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It was unclear who made the telephone call reporting the possible presence of a gun at the school, the spokeswoman said.
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