Students were warned to be at the Claremont McKenna College shelter where police are working to clean up the area after a possible report of active shooters.
The department said at 6:20 p.m. that the Claremont Police Department received a call from an active shooter on campus around 5 p.m. and is working with district agencies to deal with potential threats and clear the area. statement.
The college said asylum orders have been issued while police work to ensure campus safety in a 5:50 pm alarm. website.
The incident happened the next day The call of an armed shooter Loma Linda Children’s Hospital in San Bernardino County prompted police response and evacuation. The report was unfounded and no one was injured.
All five undergraduate college campuses are part of the Clairemont Consortium – Pomona College, Scripps College, Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Murd College and Pitzer College – received a campus security alert informing them of police events at Clairemont McKenna College and warned them of reports away from the area that were to stay away from the area. Student life.
At 5:15 p.m., students are warned to take shelter on campus or stay away from the warning outside campus. The student paper reported that it was Pomona College of Adudent’s 6:09 pm Email Avis Hinkson canceled the evening’s class and urged students to shelter in place due to active threats.
Helicopter footage captured by KTLA News shows important police and SWAT team responses.
