Authorities have deemed the threat a hoax.
In what has become somewhat of a regular occurance, Union County College's Cranford campus was visited by law enforcement personnel again this afternoon following a threat that was received by the school. "Union County College’s Public Safety issued an 'all clear' at 3:30 p.m. after sweeping the Cranford campus in response to this nebulous threat," said Stephen D. Nacco, Vice President & Executive Assistant to the President. Nacco said the college received a "vague phone threat" at approximately 2 p.m. today. The college's Public Safety Department "took appropriate action for a Level I threat," Nacco said. According to the handbook used by the college to handle public safety incidents, a Level I threat is described as a "hoax caller; …
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The Cranford campus has been evacuated for the third time this month. Classes resumed at 4:30 p.m.
The FBI, Cranford and Union County Police are investigating a "non-specific threat" received by Union County college this afternoon. According to Stephen D. Nacco, vice president and executive assistant to the president of Union County College, "in response to a non-specific threat to the college, received at 2:45 p.m., polce are on the Cranford campus investigating." This is the third time this month that police have been forced to evacuate the campus. The first two times - first on April 2 and again on April 11 - bomb threats were called in. All three of the calls were received at approximately 3 p.m. and so far, all have proven to be a hoax. This time, in addition to the local police, county police, bomb squad and Sheriff's Department K…
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Brendan Galligan
8:56 pm on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Since the threats seem to come in around the same time/day every week, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out who is behind it. You can probably narrow it down to less than 20 people if the school looks into which professor has rescheduled the same exam every week for the last month... more ›