Franklinton High School on lockdown, sheriff calls situation 'false alarm'
Key Points:
- Franklinton High School was placed on lockdown Monday morning after a report of a possible active shooter, but a thorough sweep found no threats.
- Franklin County Sheriff Kevin White called the incident a "false alarm" and emphasized that such reports must be taken seriously, with an investigation underway to find the source.
- Law enforcement, including deputies, local police, and SBI agents, remained on campus throughout the day to ensure student safety and investigate the situation.
- Franklin County Schools confirmed all students and staff were safe and reassured families there was no immediate threat.
- Authorities asked the public to avoid the area while the school was being cleared; the situation is still developing.