No guns at South Fulton Christian school after search, police say

SOUTH FULTON, Ga. - A 14-year-old student is being evaluated by mental health experts after calling 911 to report a gun on the campus of Arlington Christian School on Wednesday.

Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the school located along Ridge Road in South Fulton following that call. 

"I was at lunch, and we heard on the intercom, my principal said, ‘code red,’" said Daija Duncan. 

A search was performed on the campus. No firearms or other suspicious items were found, police say.

"The safety of our students and the community remains our utmost priority," the South Fulton Police wrote in a statement. "We are grateful for the rapid response and collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the school's administration during this incident."

The City of South Fulton Police Department says no one has been injured.

Investigators say the teen was later identified as the caller. The name of the teen, who attended the school, has not been released.

The incident left students shaken. 

"I was really scared," said Goudwin Clarke. "I was kind of nervous too, because I really didn't know what happened." 

"I was scared because I never knew this was happening," said Jaydin Kelly. "I can't even explain how it was, I was scared." 

Students say they have done drills for things like this, but never expected to ever use what they practiced.

"I never thought I'd actually have to try to hide and stuff like that," Daija said.

The situation on campus had parents like Yolanda Duncan worried. Now that it’s over, she is grateful to have her daughter back in her arms.

"I feel relieved that everything is okay and everybody is okay, but it's just unnerving to see all the SWAT," she said.

Police say charges are pending.

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