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PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. (WSVN) -- Broward County school officials have locked down all schools in the county after receiving a possible threat.
According to officials, all students are safe, thanks to the county-wide lockdown. "That limits the movement of kids in schools and that makes them more safe," noted Pembroke Pines Police Capt. Dan Rakofsky.
According to Rakofsky, a woman called a radio station to say that her husband called saying he wanted to go to a school or a government building and start shooting. "Initially, we received information that a radio station received a threat indicating that a woman called in this morning saying that her husband was going to a school and start shooting," he explained.
Soon after the phone call, the same station received an email echoing those same sentiments. "We took that very seriously and all the schools were locked down," said Rakofsky.
Police have not specified what station received the threats, and the source or reason for the threat remains unknown. Police are actively searching for whoever may have called the radio station.
Until police can find the source of the threat, police are denying entry or exit to schools in Broward until further notice. Parents are asked to stay away from the schools, as no one will be allowed in or out until the threat is over.
Broward Schools Superintendent Jim Notter said the schools are on the highest lockdown alert the county has. "We are on a code red lockdown," he said. "It means that there is no exit or entrance to the school."
The dismissal hours will be the same, but if the lockdown continues up to dismissal, there will be a special, controlled release of the students, which will alter the way parents pick up their children. Should the threat continue to be a concern into dismissal time, authorities will release information regarding dismissal later in the day.
In the meantime, police assigned to the schools have blocked entrances for the safety of all those inside the buildings. Some schools even have perimeters around them, which are keeping people even further away than the front door of any school structures.
Notter explained that the lessons are going on as usual inside the schools and teachers are well trained to make the students feel comfortable in a lockdown situation. "The standard lessons continues," he said. "They do everything they can to have a calming event."
The threat was not directed at any one of the schools in particular and has resulted in the lockdown of private schools and government buildings, in addition to public schools.
Pembroke Pines first received word of the possible threat at 8:40 in the morning, Wednesday. As a precaution, all schools in the city were placed on lockdown.
At around 10:15 in the morning, Broward Schools also ordered the lock down of all schools within the county. "It was approximately a half hour after the lockdown of Pembroke Pines," Notter explained.
Pembroke Pines Police have released a phone number for those seeking information on the lockdowns: 954-GET-INFO (954-438-4636). Parents can also call the Broward School Board rumor control hot line at 754 321-0321.

In Europe yes. Especially in the UK, Germany usually manages to deal with leaves, in Britain they are certain the leaf will derail the train. Whereas here, the trains go in 6 foot o snow and everything.

Maybe German trains are like google chrome - fast as fuck but crash with the tiniest bump to their routine

Pharren did everything work out with your friend?