Bomb threat found at Stamford school
Classes are back to normal at Stamford Academy after a bomb threat shut the school down. Police say that notes claiming there was a bomb in the building were pushed under doors of two administrators
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Mar 30, 2016, 3:17 PM
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Updated 3,180 days ago
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Classes are back to normal at Stamford Academy after a bomb threat shut the school down.
Police say that notes claiming there was a bomb in the building were pushed under doors of two administrators yesterday before dismissal.
School officials say they called police and cleared the building.
Police closed Bedford Street and brought several bomb sniffing dogs to search the school but nothing was found.
Officials say the notes were probably written by a student.
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