KISD Police Resolve Campus Threat with Taser
A significant safety incident unfolded on Friday at Ellison High School in Killeen, Texas. A student posed a threat to classmates, prompting a swift response from Killeen Independent School District (KISD) police.
KISD Police Respond Quickly to Campus Threat
In the early hours of the morning, Principal David Dominguez alerted families about a serious situation involving a student who threatened to harm others using a pair of scissors. As the incident escalated, it was reported that the student attempted to attack an individual classmate.
Evacuation and Taser Deployment
The KISD police acted promptly, evacuating the classroom to ensure the safety of all students present. Upon entering, an officer encountered the threatening student, who lunged with the scissors. In response, a second officer deployed a taser, successfully neutralizing the threat without any injuries.
Aftermath and Support for Students
The involved student was taken into custody and transported to the Bell County Juvenile Detention Center. Charges are currently pending as the police continue their investigation. The situation is also being handled in accordance with the Killeen ISD Student Code of Conduct.
- No injuries reported to students or staff during the incident.
- Counseling services are available for students affected by the event.
- Parents and guardians are encouraged to report any safety concerns anonymously through www.KISDisSafe.com.
Principal Dominguez emphasized the effectiveness of the school’s safety protocols and the professionalism of the responding officers. He expressed appreciation for the staff’s quick actions and reassured families of the school’s commitment to maintaining a secure environment.
Parents and students with concerns or questions are urged to reach out to the school’s front office for support and further information.
