UC Berkeley

El campus de UC Berkeley cerró tras amenazas que señaló de creíbles y tras lo cual emitieron una alerta de emergencia en todo el campus.

La policía del campus está investigando una amenaza creíble en todo el campus. Si no está en el campus, manténgase alejado del área", señaló la policía de la universidad en uncomunicado. "Se ha emitido una alerta de emergencia en todo el campus.

UC Berkeley police wrote on Twitter that they are searching for a suspect, and "there is NOT an active shooter on campus."

The subject of the alert is “a student who has been placed on interim suspension for threatening behavior,” Lambert wrote. Anyone not currently on campus is being asked to stay away. The alert was prompted by an “active shooter threat situation,” according to an email sent by Andrea Lambert, the chief of staff to UC Berkeley’s executive vice chancellor and provost, to campus administrators Thursday morning.

They added in a follow-up message that there was not an active shooter on campus but that police were looking for someone “who may want to harm specific ...

UC Berkeley police said on Twitter that there was not an active shooter on campus. They said they were searching for a person “who may want to harm specific ...

UC Berkeley police issued the shelter-in-place at 9:30 a.m. and urged people to stay indoors and away from windows due to an unspecified emergency on campus. According to the Berkeley Police Department, the incident was limited to the campus’ southern portion. All buildings have been locked as well.” They said they were searching for a person “who may want to harm specific individuals.” About an hour later, campus police said there was not an active shooter on campus. UC Berkeley police said on Twitter that there was not an active shooter on campus.

Members of the UC Berkeley campus were told to shelter in place Thursday morning because of a 'credible' threat to the campus, authorities said.

Those not on the campus were advised to stay away from it. It is slated to be held on campus this year. Police closed the campus library, parking garages, dining halls and the rest of their more than 100 buildings. If you are not on campus, please stay away from the area. Police are actively looking for a person who may want to harm specific individuals. She ended up staying there four hours with a language professor, who spent the time teaching his class remotely by computer. Stay tuned to Twitter for updates. Please go inside and move away from doors and windows. UCPD has determined based upon its investigation that it is appropriate to end the shelter in place.” People were studying but didn’t have access to food, she said. “This was very scary,” Stokes said. “Please leave the campus in a safe and orderly way via the closest route available.

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Students, faculty and staff across the U-C-Berkeley campus are breathing a bit easier after an alert was lifted this Thursday afternoon after a credible ...

Anyone on campus was asked to go inside and move away from windows and doors. Those off campus were asked to stay away from campus. Campus staff locked doors to buildings.

University of California, Berkeley police say they are looking for a person trying to hurt specific people on campus and have ordered a campus-wide lockdown ...

At about 7:30 a.m., the University of California Police Department learned that the person, who is affiliated with the university, had made threats of violence ...

- Washington Elementary School - Emerson Elementary School UCPD issued a shelter-in-place order, instructing people on campus to go inside and stay away from windows and doors.

UC Berkeley issued an "all clear" Thursday afternoon, more than four hours after locking down the school in response to "a credible campus-wide threat" made ...

"Our sense of safety and security was threatened; our academic and research pursuits were interrupted; and, for some, past experiences with violence may have resurfaced." "But suffice it to say that after a quick initial investigation, those threats were deemed to be legitimate, serious and of grave, grave concern." The university didn't hesitate to "respond quickly and comprehensively," he added.

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The others arrived for a class only to find out it was cancelled. “When threats like that are received, the university doesn’t hesitate to respond quickly and comprehensively,” he said. It is slated to be held on campus this year. She ended up staying there four hours with a language professor, who spent the time teaching his class remotely by computer. If you are not on campus, please stay away from the area. The individual, who was found at 2 p.m. at an unspecified off-campus site. Police are actively looking for a person who may want to harm specific individuals. Police closed the campus library, parking garages, dining halls and the rest of their more than 100 buildings. “This was very scary,” Stokes said. “I’m really hungry right now,” she said. When the shelter-in-place order was lifted around 2 p.m., students streamed out of campus buildings, filling Sproul Plaza. People were studying but didn’t have access to food, she said.

BERKELEY (KRON) – In-person classes and other campus operations resumed at UC Berkeley on Friday, one day after the school was locked down due to a threat ...

“We take threats of this nature very seriously and took necessary precautions as officers searched and secured the campus. In order to protect the integrity of ...

“This was an unsettling day for our community,” said Chancellor Chirst. “While we are fortunate that no one was injured in this incident, we recognize the alarm and the anxiety this caused. The school confirms threats of violence were made, and says they were targeted toward specific individuals on campus. “We learned of a credible threat of violence toward members of our campus community,” explained UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ. “We take threats of this nature very seriously and took necessary precautions as officers searched and secured the campus.