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HAVERTOWN, Pa. (CBS) – An online threat forced Haverford High School in Delaware County to shelter in place Monday morning.
Officials at the school say a student told the principal about the unspecified internet threat. The principal then put the “Shelter in Place” in effect and contacted police.
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Haverford police continue to investigate and three officers will stay on campus for the day.
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