SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA — Two bomb threats at San Ysidro High School forced another lockdown after a first threat turned out to be phony.
The second threat was received at the school at about noon. There were reports that parents are picking up students from the campus.
In the first threat, a front-office secretary at the Airway Road campus received a call at about 10 a.m. from someone who apparently used a computer-generated or recorded voice message to claim that an explosive device would detonate at the school within five minutes, according to San Diego police.
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