Towson University Union Building Evacuated Amid Bomb Threat Alert
Bomb Threat at Towson University Triggers Immediate Evacuation
Towson University in Maryland faced a serious security threat on Tuesday when a bomb threat was reported for the University Union Building. The incident has led to the swift evacuation of the building and heightened safety measures on campus.
University Response to Bomb Threat
As soon as the bomb threat was received by the Towson University Office of Public Safety, officials took action by advising all individuals in the University Union Building to evacuate immediately. A university alert emphasized the urgency, stating, “This is not a drill.”
The university further instructed that everyone remaining on campus maintain a distance of at least 500 feet from the University Union Building until an official “all clear” message is communicated. The safety of students and faculty is paramount, and officials are actively managing the situation.
Collaboration with Local Authorities
In response to the bomb threat, the Towson University Office of Public Safety is collaborating closely with local law enforcement, specifically the Baltimore County Police, to investigate the validity of the threat.
The public is encouraged to report any information related to the threat. Anyone who may have pertinent information can contact the University Police Department at 410-704-4444.
Stay Updated on Ongoing Developments
This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available. El-Balad is committed to bringing timely news about this situation, and a news crew is currently en route to the scene.
The community is urged to stay alert and prioritize safety as the investigation unfolds. All updates will be shared through official university channels and local news platforms.
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