Social Media Post - Feb. 20, 2018
UPDATE: Feb. 21, 2018
Good morning, District Police remains focused on ensuring student safety across the San Bernardino City Unified School District. As of Wednesday morning, District Police has not found any connection between our schools and Tuesday’s social media post depicting weapons and warning of violence.
As an aside, the Students Against Weapons hotline has been renamed the See Something, Say Something Hotline. Anyone may report suspicious activity or crime tips anonymously to District Police by calling the hotline at 388-6043.
The San Bernardino City Unified School District is aware of this
social media post and our District Police officers are investigating it.
So far, our investigati
on shows no
direct link to SBCUSD or any of our schools. We do ask students and the
public to continue being our eyes and ears and report safety concerns or
tips to the WE TIP Hotline at (800) 782-7463 or through the District’s
online reporting system at https://secure.coplogic.com/dors/startreport/194497000
We look forward to seeing students in school today and every day.
El Distrito Escolar Unificado de la Ciudad de San Bernardino está
enterado de esta publicación en las redes sociales y los agentes de
nuestra Policía del Distrito están investigándola. Hasta ahora, nuestra
investigación no muestra un vínculo directo al SBCUSD ni a ninguna de
nuestras escuelas. Les pedimos a nuestros alumnos y al público seguir
siendo nuestros ojos y oídos y de reportar cualquier inquietud de
seguridad o información a la línea directa de WE TIP (Nosotros
Informamos) al (800) 782-7463 o por medio del sistema para reportar
información en línea del Distrito al
https://secure/coplogic.com/dors/startreport/194497000
Esperamos ver a los alumnos en clases todo el día y cada día.