URGENT UPDATE: A hoax bomb threat was reported at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, earlier tonight, triggering a swift police response. The threat, which came in at 5:30 p.m., prompted authorities to search three buildings on the campus, causing panic among students and staff.
According to Logan Wilber, USU News Director, the call was made to a non-emergency university line using an internet VOIP service. This alarming incident disrupted normal activities and raised concerns about campus safety.
Police immediately initiated a thorough investigation and conducted searches of the identified buildings. The situation has since been resolved, but the emotional impact on students and faculty remains palpable, as many grapple with the fear and uncertainty that such threats bring.
As of now, no explosive devices have been found, and authorities are working to trace the origin of the call. This incident highlights the growing issue of hoax threats in educational institutions, which not only disrupt daily operations but also instill fear within the community.
Officials are urging anyone with information about the call to come forward. The university remains committed to ensuring the safety of its students and staff, and additional security measures may be implemented in response to this event.
This developing story underscores the urgent need for vigilance and communication within campus communities. Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge regarding the investigation and any potential consequences for the perpetrator behind this hoax.
