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    Junction City elementary school evacuated after online threat

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    By Brandon Peoples on August 11, 2021 Junction City, Local News

    Updated as of 11 a.m. Wednesday

    Junction City Police and the Geary County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a threat made against Spring Valley Elementary School Wednesday morning.

    According to a release from JCPD Chief John Lamb, the threat was posted on social media and police immediately evacuated students and staff from the building upon learning of the threat. Police asked the public to avoid the area of the school while the investigation continued.

    An interior and exterior sweep of the building turned up no substantiated threats. Supervisors on scene said they believed there was no danger to any students or teachers. Shortly after 10:30 a.m. students and staff were allowed back in the building.

    Wednesday was the first day of classes for students at Junction City elementary schools.

    Spring valley elementary school has been cleared and students have re-entered the building. Thank you to the Geary County Sheriff’s office, Fort Riley Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol and USD 475 for helping during this matter.

    — Junction City Kansas Police Department (@JunctionCityPD) August 11, 2021

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