OKC Police: Bomb Threat At Capitol Hill HS Not Credible

Authorities said a bomb threat message found at Capitol Hill High School Thursday is not credible.

According to police, at about 12:15 p.m., graffiti found in a bathroom at the school claims there was a bomb in the building. School officials contacted police. Officers later determined that the threat is not credible.

No further details are available at this time. The incident remains under investigation. 

Threatening messages were found earlier this week at several Oklahoma schools, including Norman North High School, Westmoore High School and Moore High School. Authorities said a student was also suspended after a ‘Hit List’ was discovered at Edmond’s Central Middle School. 

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