OUTSIDE SAN FRANCISCO -- Police searched two schools this morning after a man called one of the campuses and said, "You're next."
Sgt. Tim Frank said the call came to Sequoia Middle School about 10 a.m. and was taken by a student, who then informed school administrators.
Pleasant Hill Police searched the grounds of the Boyd Road campus and nearby Sequoia Elementary School for about 40 minutes and found nothing suspicious.
The schools were not evacuated. Frank said classroom doors were locked, but teachers continued their normal classroom activities.
Frank said the search was a standard precautionary measure, especially in light of the mass shooting last Friday at a Connecticut elementary school.
Investigators are now trying to determine who placed this morning's phone call.
Put up a $5000 REWARD for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible.
Anybody who makes threatening calls will restrict their number from being identified or they'll call from a Pay Phone.