Monday, December 10, 2012
Keith Valley Middle School and Blair Mill Elementary School were locked down Monday afternoon, according to reports.
An armed subject in the area caused the lockdown of Keith Valley Middle School and Blair Mill Elementary School Monday afternoon, according to the breaking news network. In addition to the schools, the Hatboro-Horsham District Administration Office was briefly locked down Monday afternoon, after emergency officials alerted the district that there was police activity in the area. The incident did not pose a danger to any of the schools, students or staff members, the district said Monday. For more news and updates about this story, subscribe to our freenewsletter,"like" us on Facebook or follow @Hatboropatch on Twitter. The district was notified of police activity in the vicinity of Blair Mill Elementary by the Horsham Township …
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
'No one was ever in danger' during the 35-minute lockdown, administrators said.
A "suspicious" male who was an unfamiliar face to at least one Hatboro-Horsham High School employee prompted a lockdown at the school Tuesday morning shortly after 9. "One of our high school personnel saw a student they thought was suspicious, or acting suspicious," Hatboro-Horsham School District Superintendent Curtis Griffin told Patch. Initially, the employee wasn't sure if the male in question even attended the high school. "It's typical for our staff to know a lot of the students." The employee immediately contacted High School Principal Dennis Williams and Williams placed the school under an emergency lockdown from about 9:05 a.m. until about 9:40 a.m. The Horsham Police Department responded to the school and conducted an "…
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
The armed robbery is the second reported to police in less than a month.
A 30-year-old mother who resides at the Livingstone apartment complex in Hatboro claimed that she was again robbed at knifepoint in her building. The woman, who Hatboro Police did not name, said the most recent armed robbery occurred Wednesday at about 11:15 a.m. in the common hallway of the apartment building, which is located in the 200 block of East County Line Road. She reported to police that as she was exiting her apartment a male subject forced his way into her apartment and demanded money. The woman alleged that the man obtained a knife from her kitchen, threatened her and cut her with it on her abdomen. The subject allegedly fled after taking a gold necklace from the woman. Police recovered the knife that was allegedly used on …
Mom2three
7:09 am on Friday, December 14, 2012
I heard about it from a friend's fb post. The school did not inform anyone until after it was over. Kindergarten parents had no idea what was going on at drop off time. more ›