SAN ANTONIO — There was a heavy police presence at a Judson Independent School District middle school on Thursday afternoon as there was a report of a possible weapon on campus.
Our KENS 5 crew arrived to Kitty Hawk Middle School, where Judson ISD had confirmed the campus was on lockdown.
As of 3:45 p.m., the district released the following statement, saying that students will soon be released:
Earlier there was a lockdown issued as a precautionary measure at Kitty Hawk Middle School as there was a report of a possible weapon on campus. Additionally, we were informed that the Universal City PD received a separate report that shots were fired in or near a campus building. An investigation was conducted and concluded that there were no weapons found and no shots fired. Police are clearing each building one at a time so students can be released.
Several people were seen swarming the area, waiting for more information.
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