Just three days after the Allen massacre, police in several other North Texas cities have responded to threats of violence.
The post didn't identify a specific district or school, and both Plano ISD and law enforcement have deemed the threat to be noncredible."Cops have shut down Fitzhugh and are telling people to stay indoors. Stay safe!" one Reddit user wrote.
NBC 5 News' Meredith Land also tweeted that day about the Dallas Police Department's response to the area. Local law enforcement had reportedly been called to the 4200 block of Buena Vista Street to investigate a potential bomb threat.
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