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13WMAZ (WXIA), quoting the text alert KSU students received shortly after 2 p.m.Report of a possible weapon prompts 90-minute lockdown; object was a cell phone
AI-generated · every claim is source-linkedOn April 25, 2014, a caller reported a suspicious man with a possible weapon in his pocket on Kennesaw State University's Campus Green, triggering a campus-wide lockdown just after 2 p.m. EDT. Students and faculty barricaded classroom doors with desks and tables while police searched the 384-acre campus. When officers located the individual approximately 90 minutes later, the 'weapon' turned out to be his cell phone; he was cleared without any charges.
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Campus Alert Archive. "Kennesaw State University: Report of a possible weapon prompts 90-minute lockdown; object was a cell phone." Incident of April 25, 2014. Added May 2026; last updated July 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/kennesaw-state-university-cellphone-lockdown-2014-04-25/
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