Report of gunman at Loma Linda Hospital believed to be swatting call prompts 100-plus officer response
Investigators believe a Wednesday evening, March 12, call about an armed man in the children’s section of the Loma Linda University Medical Center that prompted evacuations and a response of 100-plus officers from across the region was a hoax, authorities said. There were no injuries, and no gunshots fired, they said.
Swatting involves hoax emergency service calls that send police, sometimes including armed response units, to a person's home ...
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Students and staff were advised to shelter in place as authorities scoured the campus for the potential threat, which was ...
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According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, the Loma Linda Hospital was cleared and the incident appeared to be a swatting call.
Deputies responded to reports of an armed individual at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital, the San Bernardino County ...
Students were warned to shelter in place at Claremont McKenna College and police worked to clear the area following reports ...
If confronted with a threat, RUN, HIDE, FIGHT." The sheriff's department later said the incident appeared to be a swatting call and that the area would soon reopen. "Loma Linda Hospital has been ...
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