Schools in many places in the United States are frequently threatened by false shooting and bombs. FBI is investigating

Overseas Network, September 19th. According to the "American American" website on September 18, many schools in the United States have frequently encountered false shooting and bomb threats since the beginning of school. Related.

On the 13th local time, Texas police received a call, and the alarm said that "two gunmen broke into a high school and shot 10 students." After the police went to the police, they searched for every room in the school and found no trace of shooting. On the 14th, a threat of another high school appeared on social media, causing this high school to be temporarily closed. Similar shooting reports also occurred in California, Florida, Arkansas, Oregon and other states, as many as 30 in just one week, causing panic in American school teachers and students and parents. In addition to shooting reports, on the 15th local time, a school in Massachusetts also received false bomb threats on social media.

FBI's states are cooperating with local police to determine whether there is a connection between multiple false threats. FBI Foreign Service spokesman Laura Emler said that these threats may have a serious impact on American teachers and students, emergency personnel and other personnel, and reporters who report to fake police may be charged with crimes.

Kennis Trump, an expert in American school security and safety, said that Spring and Autumn for Spring and Autumn is often the peak period of false threat reports, and said that these false threats can no longer be regarded as pranks, but "cruel scams", "in Texas After the shooting of 22 people's death in elementary school, schools and families across the United States are in a high degree of vigilance, and people feel nervous. "

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