California school district speaks out after two teen girls snared in shooting plot, release new details

A California school district has released a statement revealing new security measures after two teen girls were busted in a school shooting plot.Corona-Norco Unified School District told The Post that two girls, one who is enrolled at Corona High School and another enrolled at Norco High School but formerly at Corona, were arrested for the alleged plan.The FBI identified “social media communications” about the plot, and local police arrested the teens.Both girls had been trying to obtain firearms for the attack.

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By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Never miss a story The district noted neither girl was on campus since the investigation began Oct.

6.“We are grateful for the swift response of the Corona Police Department and their continued partnership throughout this investigation,” they wrote in a statement.“We understand that hearing news like this can be unsettling for families, and we want our parents to know that the safety and well-being of our students and staff remain our highest priority.CNUSD has established safety protocols, monitoring systems, and strong partnerships with local law enforcement to help identify and respond to potential threats.“These measures are part of our ongoing commitment to providing safe and supportive learning environments for every student.”The plot comes days after a teen committed a horrific school shooting at an Oregon elementary school.Police executed search warrants, combed electronic devices, and searched several residences in the area as part of the investigation. Officials uncovered that the pair had allegedly been plotting how to attack Corona High School.They spent months researching past school shootings to inform their plan.

Both had discussed how to obtain weapons to carry out the attack, but officials said they were un...