Indianapolis, IN – In a precautionary measure, Cathedral High School found itself under lockdown on Tuesday afternoon after an unidentified individual alerted law enforcement about a possible firearm on the premises, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD).
IMPD, via a statement on social media, disclosed that officers promptly responded to the report of a firearm at Cathedral High School, located at 5225 E. 56th St, shortly after 2 p.m. Taking swift action, the police initiated a lockdown to thoroughly search the school grounds and assess the potential threat.
Following a meticulous search, IMPD confirmed that the school premises have been cleared, with no evidence of any imminent danger. Despite the absence of a discernible threat, law enforcement officials remain committed to a comprehensive investigation into the incident.
The incident underscores the critical importance of maintaining the safety and security of educational institutions, prompting authorities to respond promptly to any potential threats. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department will continue to provide updates as their investigation progresses.
It is worth noting that the initial lockdown was a precautionary measure, and students and staff at Cathedral High School are now able to resume their regular activities. The collaboration between law enforcement and the school administration highlights the commitment to ensuring the well-being of students and maintaining a secure learning environment.
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