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    The joint statement addresses recent bomb threats made against San Ysidro High School in San Diego. While the threats to date have been deemed "low level," school and district officials take the threats seriously and are taking precautions to protect students, staff, and the community. Officials from the school district, police, and a city councilmember met with the head of the Southern Division police station to discuss the ongoing investigation and request additional assistance to identify the individuals responsible for the threats. The school, district, and police will pursue legal action against anyone found to be involved in making the bomb threats.

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    The joint statement addresses recent bomb threats made against San Ysidro High School in San Diego. While the threats to date have been deemed "low level," school and district officials take the threats seriously and are taking precautions to protect students, staff, and the community. Officials from the school district, police, and a city councilmember met with the head of the Southern Division police station to discuss the ongoing investigation and request additional assistance to identify the individuals responsible for the threats. The school, district, and police will pursue legal action against anyone found to be involved in making the bomb threats.

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    Joint Statement For Immediate Release Contacts: January 30, 2015 Manuel Rubio (SUHSD) 619-691-5578 Lisa Schmidt (Alvarez) 619-210-9499

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    JOINT STATEMENT

    For Immediate Release


    January 30, 2015

    Contacts:
    Manuel Rubio (SUHSD) 619-691-5578
    Lisa Schmidt (Alvarez) 619-210-9499

    SAN YSIDRO HIGH SCHOOL STATEMENT


    SAN DIEGO (January 30, 2015) The following statement is in response to the bomb threats
    made against San Ysidro High School:
    Dear Parents/ Guardians:
    I wanted to provide this update on the bomb threats targeted at San Ysidro High School.
    Although all threats to date have been "low level" status, rest assured we take them seriously
    and take all precautions necessary to protect our students, staff and community.
    I , along with Interim Superintendent Glover, and Councilmember David Alvarez, met with San
    Diego Police Officials, including Southern Division Captain Mark Hanten, yesterday, January
    30, to discuss the ongoing police investigation and request the assistance of other agencies that
    have the necessary means to facilitate the gathering of information.
    Rest assured that the Sweetwater Union High School District, San Ysidro High School and the
    San Diego Police will take whatever legal means necessary to identify, apprehend and prosecute
    the person or persons responsible for these acts.
    Principal Hector Espinoza
    San Ysidro High School
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