Greenburgh police find threat against Woodlands Middle High School not credible
The district superintendent issued a hold in place that limited movement both in and outside the building as a precaution.
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Sep 15, 2023, 4:35 PM
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Updated 646 days ago
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21h agoGreenburgh police say a threat against Woodlands Middle High School was found to not be credible.
Police say they conducted an investigation into a threat of violence against the school that was sent via text message.
The district superintendent issued a hold in place that limited movement both in and outside the building as a precaution.
Police determined that there was no viable threat.
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