SMITHS STATIONS, Ala. (WRBL) – Students are scheduled to return to Smiths Station High School on Sept. 7, 2021, after two weeks of virtual learning.
On Sept. 6, 2021, some parents and students raised concerns about an alleged threat making the rounds on social media. While details of the social media post are unavailable, law enforcement officials say there is currently no threat facing students.
In a Facebook post, Lee County Resource Officers addressed the alleged threat, saying it was fabricated:
“The SRO is always working to keep their school communities safe. Even on this Labor Day holiday, we have been made aware of a concerning social media post. We have contacted several people involved and we have found the post was fabricated. We will continue to investigate any new information that becomes available.”
Stay with WRBL News 3 on-air and online as we continue to gather information on this developing story.
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