All-clear: Campus reopens after bomb threat at Clark Atlanta University
ATLANTA, GEORGIA - NOVEMBER 11: A general view of An Evening with Cyntoia Brown at Clark Atlanta University on November 11, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Police Department confirmed they helped investigate a bomb threat on the campus of Clark Atlanta University (CAU) Monday afternoon.
A CAU Public Safety spokesperson told FOX 5 they initiated a shelter in place as soon as they were made aware of the threat.
Atlanta Police provided campus police with bomb detection K-9 officers.
An imminent threat was not detected, and the campus was cleared to reopen.
"CAU encourages all members of their community to stay alert, be vigilant and if you see something say something," the spokesperson added.
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