Crime
Lockdown at Lewisville High School lifted, No threat found
Please avoid the area until further notice.
UPDATE: Students and staff at Lewisville High School were placed on lockdown Thursday morning following a report of an armed person near the campus. The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m., prompting school officials to implement safety protocols.
After a thorough investigation, authorities determined that there was no immediate threat, and the lockdown was lifted at 10:35 a.m. The school day resumed its normal schedule.
The Lewisville Independent School District advised parents who wished to pick up their children early to park on the north side of the campus and proceed to the auditorium.
ORIGINAL REPORT:
Lewisville Police Department is currently investigating a report of an armed subject near Lewisville High School. As a precautionary measure, the school has been placed on lockdown.
While no armed individuals have been sighted, officers are actively searching the area.
Please avoid the area until further notice.
During a lockdown, all classroom doors are secured, and students and staff are instructed to remain quiet and out of sight. All doors will remain locked until law enforcement authorizes their reopening. The campus is currently calm, and students and staff are safe within their classrooms.
To ensure the safety of everyone, please do not attempt to enter or leave the campus at this time. All bus services to and from Lewisville High School have been temporarily suspended.
We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
The Washoe County Medical Examiner’s Office has officially identified the victim of a recent shooting as 49-year-old Cami T. Luc, a resident of Reno.
Her death has been classified as a homicide.
The incident occurred on February 18, 2025, when officers from the Reno Police Department responded to an apartment complex on South Meadows Parkway.
Upon arrival, police discovered Luc deceased at the scene.
Following an investigation, 50-year-old Jarrod Farrar was arrested and charged with murder.
Authorities confirmed that Farrar and Luc were in a relationship at the time of the incident.
The case remains under active investigation.
Law enforcement officials urge anyone with information to contact the Reno Police Department’s non-emergency line at 775-334-2677.
Anonymous tips can be provided through Secret Witness by calling or texting 775-322-4900 or visiting secretwitness.com.