At least six historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) received bomb threats Monday morning leading to campus lockdowns and police investigations.
More than 20 FBI field offices around the nation are investigating a series of bomb threats characterized as “hate crimes” against Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and unidentified “houses of worship” but have found no explosives at the sites, the agency announced Wednesday.
The FBI has identified six “tech savvy” juveniles as persons of interests in threats to historically Black colleges and universities on Tuesday, the first day of Black History Month.
CNN, WJLA, WBAL, WBFF By Alisha Ebrahimji, Holly Yan and Paul P. Murphy, CNN A growing number of historically Black colleges and universities have had to lock down or postpone classes due to bomb threats on the first day of Black History Month. At least 14 HBCUs reported bomb threats Tuesday.
Historically Black colleges and universities in the D.C. region, and around the country, have increased their police presence Wednesday following a second day of targeted bomb threats.
More than a dozen historically Black colleges and universities have faced bomb threats this week as Black History Month begins. The FBI is investigating the situation and identified six people, all of whom are juveniles, as persons of interest, according to reports.
The FBI has reportedly identified six people of interest in its investigation of bomb threats made to historically black colleges and universities this week.
A group of lawmakers have called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to provide information on what they called the "disturbing trend of bomb threats" against historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
A caller who threatened to blow up a historically Black university in Florida — one of numerous threats made against schools across the nation — described an elaborate plot involving
By Travis Caldwell and Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN The FBI has identified people suspected of making bomb threats this week directed at historically Black colleges and universities — which the bureau is investigating as hate crimes, a law enforcement official said.
One of the people issuing bomb threats to Bethune-Cookman University claimed to have been involved with a neo-Nazi group, according to Daytona Beach police.
On the first day of Black History Month this week, there were a string of bomb threats made targeting historically Black colleges and universities in the U.S. The FBI announced today that it would be…
Bomb threats have been disrupting classes at close to 20 predominantly Black universities in the United States. After a handful of threats on Monday, the first day of Black History Month in the US, m…
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has identified individuals suspected of making bomb threats this week directed at historically Black colleges and universities, according to a law enforcement official.
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