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Police investigating bomb threats at several schools across Kentucky
Authorities say none of the threats have been deemed credible as troopers investigate whether the calls were part of a robocalling campaign.
- Kentucky State Police are investigating multiple school bomb threats across the Commonwealth reported on Tuesday, coordinating with local law enforcement to evaluate each incident.
- Preliminary information suggests the threats may be linked to a robocalling campaign, with investigators working to identify the source of the calls.
- Anderson County High School was evacuated Tuesday morning following the reported threat, while all other Anderson County Schools were placed on lockdown as police assessed the situation.
- None of the threats have been deemed credible, though investigators continue evaluating each incident thoroughly; this follows similar hoax calls at the Louisville Zoo on Friday.
- KSP declared, "These threats are illegal, disruptive, and unacceptable," and will thoroughly investigate each incident and hold responsible parties accountable; Jefferson County Public Schools confirmed to WLKY they received no threats.
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