False alarm sends Suffolk Community College into temporary lockdown
Suffolk County police say it was a false alarm as two plain-clothed officers wearing their weapons went into the cafe on campus to get coffee.
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Oct 13, 2023, 1:31 AM
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Updated 445 days ago
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17ds agoSuffolk Community College went into lockdown Thursday following an active shooter scare.
Suffolk County police say it was a false alarm as two plain-clothed officers wearing their weapons went into the cafe on campus to get coffee.
The lockdown was lifted and an all clear was given.
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