Police investigate threats at 2 LI schools
Police were at two Long Island schools on Monday after a pair of threats. The Seaford schools superintendent says a threat was made against Seaford High School. The district says police investigated
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Feb 29, 2016, 10:44 PM
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Updated 3,242 days ago
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Police were at two Long Island schools on Monday after a pair of threats.
The Seaford schools superintendent says a threat was made against Seaford High School.
The district says police investigated the issue and found no credible danger.
Suffolk police have told News 12 that some sort of threat was also posted online about a Centereach school, but it was not deemed credible.
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