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Two Students Detained Following Shooting Threat at Conemaugh Valley High School in Cambria County
The Conemaugh Valley School District has confirmed that two students were taken into police custody on Tuesday after an investigation into an alleged school shooting threat at the high school.
According to district superintendent Shane Hazenstab, a fellow student reported the threat to a teacher, who then notified school officials.
As a precautionary measure, students were briefly evacuated from the high school but have since returned to their regular classes.
Authorities conducted a thorough search of the school premises but did not find any weapons. An alert was sent to parents and other members of the district community.
East Taylor Township police, Johnstown police, and local sheriffs responded to the scene to investigate the alleged threat.
No information has been released regarding the identities of the students detained or the potential charges they may face.
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4 dead, 1 critical after small plane crashes into vehicles near Falcon Field in Mesa, Arizona
A serious aircraft crash has occurred at the intersection of N. Greenfield Road and E. McKellips Road in Mesa.
According to initial reports, there were four people on board the aircraft at the time of the crash. Emergency responders managed to rescue two individuals; however, four people have been confirmed deceased at the scene.
One person is reported to be in critical condition and is being transported immediately to a nearby hospital for urgent medical care.
The crash involved a collision between the aircraft and a vehicle on the ground, resulting in additional injuries among the car’s occupants.
The wreckage shows the plane on fire, with heavy flames and smoke billowing from the scene. Firefighters and emergency crews are actively working to contain the blaze and manage the aftermath of the impact.
Further details on the identities of the victims, the cause of the crash, and updates on the condition of those injured are pending as authorities continue their investigation and rescue efforts at the site.