KENNESAW, Ga. — An all clear has been given and the roads have been reopened after a bomb threat Tuesday at Kennesaw State University.
School officials said no threat was identified after a sweep by campus police, Kennesaw Police and Cobb County Police.
"No threat to the campus was identified, and law enforcement have given the all clear to continue normal operations," they said in a statement.
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Kennesaw State's Officer of Emergency Management alerted that there is police activity around the school on Tuesday.
The nature of the police activity was not immediately clear. 11Alive has reached out to the school for details and the 11Alive Sky Tracker is en route to the scene.
The notice asked the public to please avoid Kennesaw Hall and Frey Road between Skip Spann Connector and Parliament Garden Way.
Those roads indicate the police activity is near the central portion of the campus and its campus green.
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