Increased police presence at George McVey Elementary School following threat
Police say the Third Squad and Homeland Security unity are investigating.
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Sep 22, 2023, 12:29 PM
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Updated 501 days ago
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There was an increase in police presence at an elementary school Friday in East Meadow.
Police say a threat was directed at George McVey Elementary School.
Police say the Third Squad and Homeland Security unity investigated. First precinct officers were on the scene.
The threat was determined to be unfounded.
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