US EditionColumbia Heights Public Schools Closed Monday Due to Bomb Threat
Classes were canceled after a bomb threat email prompted searches with no devices found; officials acted out of caution to ensure student safety.
- On Feb. 2, Columbia Heights Public Schools canceled classes Monday after officials called an emailed bomb threat credible, prioritizing staff and student safety, police said.
- Amid national scrutiny, Columbia Heights Public Schools have been in the spotlight after a judge ordered the release of 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father following recent detentions of at least four students.
- Columbia Heights, Minneapolis and Metro Transit police and the Columbia Heights Fire Department searched campuses, finding no suspicious items, Kuhlman said, `When I come to school in the morning, I take a lap around my block with my truck first to see who is there.`
- Classes will resume on Feb. 3, police said, and police investigators are actively probing the source of the emailed threats while coordinating with other agencies.
- Federal officials defended detention care while critics raised concerns after DHS said agents `did NOT target or arrest a child` earlier this month and a measles outbreak affected at least two detainees at the detention facility in Texas.
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Minneapolis School District Where 5-Year-Old Liam Conejo Ramos Attends Closed One Day After His Release Due to Bomb Threat
Liam Conejo Ramos and his father, Adrian Conejo Arias, returned home to Minneapolis, Minn. on Sunday, Feb. 1Liam Conejo Ramos Congressman Joaquin Castro/FacebookNEED TO KNOWLiam and Adrian Conejo Ramos were detained by ICE officers on Jan. 20 and transported to the Family Residential Center in Dilley, TexasThe father and son were released and returned to Minneapolis, Minn. on Sunday, Feb. 1The school district Liam attends received a bomb threat …
'Credible threat' shuts down Liam Ramos' school as 5-year-old released from custody
The school district where 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos is a student closed due to an unspecified threat Monday.Columbia Heights Public Schools announced on Facebook that classes had been canceled a day after the boy and his father returned to Minnesota from a Texas immigration detention center in a ...
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