Threatening note is found at school
From the Associated Press
San Diego police are keeping a close watch on a middle school after someone scrawled a message in a bathroom threatening to kill people.
Black Mountain Middle School notified parents, and some families kept their children at home Monday.
Sgt. David Jennings said custodians discovered graffiti Friday that read, “Going to kill you all, 3/31.”
The school day ended peacefully Monday. Police say there are no suspects.
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