Possible stabbing at South San Francisco High School, three in custody

The authorities were called upon to do so South San Francisco High School on Friday afternoon following reports of a possible stabbing incident. Police announced that three people were arrested in connection with the incident.

The event occurred around noon at the school in the 400 block of B St. After immediately alerting the police, they responded and briefly cordoned off the campus. The closure was lifted in the afternoon and regular operations were restored.

Authorities did not provide information about the nature of the injuries sustained or who was detained. The public was informed about this South San Francisco However, the police assume that there is currently no danger.

In aerial footage, students were seen crossing campus while police cars were positioned outside the school. Classes resumed as officials said the situation was under control despite the initial panic.

Superintendent Shawnterra Moore of the South San Francisco Unified School District sent a statement to families in response to the incident. Some children were involved in a “conflict-related incident” at the time, according to the statement. Fire brigade and police were sent to the scene. “We are currently working closely with local law enforcement to gather as much information as possible, which we will share as it becomes available,” the statement said.

Authorities and local law enforcement continue to work closely to obtain information about the incident. More information will be released as it becomes available, the public was told.

No further information was provided about the three people detained or the severity of their injuries. The investigation is still ongoing.