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WATERTOWN, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — A Watertown school has lifted a shelter-in-place after receiving a "threatening phone call" on Tuesday morning.
Watertown Police said the Perkins School for the Blind received the threatening phone call at around 10:45 on Tuesday morning.
Police responded to the school and out of precaution, Perkins initiated a lockdown.
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At around 3:40 p.m., Watertown Police announced that the shelter-in-place had been lifted and school activities were back to normal.
Watertown Police are investigating. No additional information is known at this time.
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