CORAL SPRINGS, FLA. (WSVN) - A lockdown at Ramblewood Middle School has been lifted after police investigated a bomb threat that was made to the campus.
According to Coral Springs Police, the school was placed on lockdown as a precautionary measure after a threat was made on social media, Monday morning.
In a recent update, police tweeted that the lockdown had ended and that students will be released to their parents from inside the school.
All students were reported safe and let out of school early.
“Police come over here, and it’s like they have no system,” said one parent. “They had to cut the fence. You know, they don’t have any keys to the gates around the school? This is ridiculous.”
Another parent said the children were running and screaming, which frightened her.
As a result of the incident, Atlantic Boulevard was closed from Riverside Drive to Ramblewood Drive, and authorities are requesting that anyone traveling to the area does so in the eastbound direction from Atlantic Boulevard.
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