Petaluma, California – A school in Petaluma was put on lockdown and a shelter in place was ordered following reports of an explosion on campus, as confirmed by local law enforcement officials on Wednesday.
The incident unfolded around noon at Kenilworth Junior High School on Riesling Road and Dover Lane in Petaluma, prompting a swift response from police officers. Fortunately, no injuries were immediately reported in connection to the reported explosion.
Law enforcement officials discovered fireworks in the vicinity, leading to the decision to place the school on lockdown for safety measures. Additionally, a shelter in place directive was issued for the neighboring area to ensure the well-being of residents in the vicinity.
The presence of explosives in a school setting sparked concerns among the students, staff, and local community. Authorities swiftly contained the situation and worked to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident to assess any potential threats or risks to the public.
As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, awaiting further updates and information from law enforcement regarding the incident. Efforts are underway to ensure the safety and security of all individuals involved, as authorities work diligently to provide clarity and resolution in the wake of the unsettling events at Kenilworth Junior High School.