Police investigated a bomb threat at Watertown High School on Thursday and determined it was not credible
Police said the police department learned around 11 a.m. that Watertown High School had received a phone call with a bomb threat..
The school year has not yet started, and no students are at school. Administrators evacuated the building and Watertown police and fire departments responded.
Police determined that the caller was a client in the care and custody of the State Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
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Nothing suspicious was found and normal business resumed at the school.
The Watertown Police Department is coordinating with the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services in the investigation.
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