Crime & Safety
Students Allowed to Return to St. John Neumann Catholic School Following Bomb Threat
Miami-Dade police conducted a safety sweep of the school.
MIAMI — Students at St. John Neumann Catholic School were given the "all clear" by Miami-Dade police to return to their classrooms on Thursday morning after police investigated a bomb threat at the school.
"The bomb unit has given the 'all clear' and deemed the scene safe for children to return to class," Detective
Alvaro Zabaleta of the Miami-Dade Police Department told Patch shortly after 11 a.m.
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The school is located at 12115 SW 107th Ave. in the Kendall area.
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Zabaleta said that police conducted a safety search with dogs before allowing students to return to their classrooms.
St. John Neumann is a parish school established in 1981 that serves students in preschool (PreK-3) through eighth grade.
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