According to the police, there is currently no evidence of an actual threat. But you are on site to have a calming effect on the students. It is still unclear who made the threat.
Due to a threatening phone call to a school in Nuremberg, the police went there with numerous forces on Thursday. A spokesman for the police headquarters in Central Franconia said the message was taken very seriously. There is currently no evidence of an actual killing spree. The police initially gave no information on the content of the threat.
According to the information, the police cordoned off a large area of the school grounds. Police officers are on the premises and also in the school to have a calming effect on the students in the classrooms. According to the police, school classes ended early around noon and students in some classes left the building on their own. Students who cannot be picked up and are still afraid can continue to stay at school, it said.
At a nearby square, a contact point with emergency services has been set up for parents. The affected middle school is located near Nuremberg’s main train station.