Police: Swatting calls lead to lockdowns at Trumbull, Watertown and Southbury schools
Police say there's no immediate threat to students or the public.
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15h agoA series of swatting calls placed high schools across the state on lockdown Wednesday.
Watertown High School, Pomperaug High School in Southbury and St. Joseph High School in Trumbull received threats.
The towns’ local police said there's no immediate threat to students or the public.
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