A preschool teacher was hosting an online class on Zoom when a disguised voice came over the meeting and threatened to bomb their school in Cary, police said.
The Cary Police Department and Cary Fire Department responded around 11:30 a.m. Monday to Oak Knoll Early Childhood Center, 409 North 1st Street, for a report of a bomb threat.
Cary Police Department Deputy Chief Scott Naydenoff said that a preschool teacher was hosting a virtual meeting via Zoom with students when a disguised voice was heard threatening to bomb the school.
The teacher immediately ended the Zoom meeting and school administration and parents were notified. Only a few people were physically present in the school building at the time of the threat, Naydenoff said.
A search of the school was conducted by school administration, police and firefighters, who confirmed there was no threat.
Naydenoff said that there is no concern of a security breach at the school building and the Cary Police Department Investigations Division is currently investigating the incident.
No arrests or charges have been made.