Four schools in Fullerton, Sunny Hill High School, Fullerton Union High School, Troy High School, and Fern Drive Elementary School, were placed on lockdown after police received separate bomb threats, NBC Los Angeles reported.The first threat came in about 1:25 p.m. Thursday, followed by the other two, said Fullerton police Officer Kristy Wells.The public was encouraged to remain clear of the schools as police investigate, Wells said.“Fullerton Police Officers are currently responding to three separate bomb threats received via phone calls at Sunny Hills High School, Fullerton Union High School, and Troy High School. All three campuses are on lockdown while officers thoroughly investigate the threats,” the Fullerton PD said in a statement on X.Later, the students in Fern Drive Elementary School were released, as per the updates from the police. “Students at Fern Drive Elementary have been released. Sunny Hills High School remains on lockdown,” the police said in a post on X.
