Threats were reported at Temecula Valley High School and Temecula Middle School Thursday morning, school officials said on Facebook. One of the threats is resolved and the other is not believed to be credible. Will Fritz photo
Temecula school district officials were investigating two threats made to campuses within the district on Thursday, just two days after a threat was found written on a Great Oak High School bathroom wall that officials do not believe to be credible.The additional threats, affecting Temecula Valley High School and Temecula Middle School, were both reported to administrators Thursday morning, Temecula Valley Unified School District said on Facebook around 11:20 a.m. District officials said the matter at TVHS is already resolved, and the TMS threat appears to be a "copycat" incident related to the Great Oak threat and is not believed to be credible."We have notified the families of both schools and because of increasing non-valid rumors, we want to share district wide," the district's
