Bomb Threat at Rocky Mt Academy

[Deborah]

"Karma"?  "I am responsible for the results in my life"? How might they have "created this reality" for themselves?

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RMA bomb scare a hoax, students allowed to return
RuralNorthwest.com
Oct 9, 2003, 14:25
   
Boundary County emergency services personnel, with assistance from a BATF bomb-sniffing dog from Spokane, cleared Rocky Mountain Academy and Boulder Creek Academy and allowed students to return at about 9 a.m. today after a bomb threat forced evacuation at about noon October 8.

According to incident commander Bob Graham, about 100 students and 40 staff members were evacuated immediately after the call was received; first walking to the nearby Paradise Valley Fire Station and later being transported to the Bonners Ferry National Guard Armory and the Memorial Hall at the Boundary County Fairgrounds. Students, provided sleeping bags by the Forest Service, remained away from the school overnight and are only now returning.

After the call, made to a telephone in the kitchen of Rocky Mountain Academy that is kept in a locked box and has an unlisted phone number, roads leading to the two schools were blocked. The only person allowed to go onto the property, Graham said, was a school nurse who needed to retrieve medications needed by several students.

Much of Wednesday afternoon was spent trying to locate a bomb-sniffing dog and it was late evening before one was located with assistance from the Spokane County Sheriffs Office. According to Graham, the dog was sent through common areas in each of the many buildings on campus, and found no trace of an explosive. Late last night, staff members were allowed to return, and with emergency services personnel they conducted a thorough walk through of the buildings and found nothing overtly out of place.

According to Graham, the call was placed by a young female, and an investigation is underway to gain the identity of the caller. Graham said that because phones are closely controlled at both schools, it is unlikely that the call was placed by anyone on campus.