Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies have been notified of a social media post allegedly from a student threatening another student at Golden Valley High School with an AK-47.

UPDATE 11:30 a.m. — Golden Valley administration sent out an email at 11:10 a.m. informing parents about the current situation on campus, and that school administrators are working alongside the Sheriff’s Department to address the matter.

“We have initiated precautionary steps which means higher visibility and perimeter security as well as higher police presence,” said Golden Valley Principal Sal Frias. “School is open today and will remain (open).”

Frias also reminded people to text the district tip line at 661-375-7297.

Late Friday morning, station officials announced that they had been made aware of a threat against a student at Golden Valley by another student.

❗️We’ve been receiving phone calls from concerned parents of Golden Valley High School students re: a social media posting. We are aware and our school deputies have been investigating.

— SCV Sheriff (@SCVSHERIFF) April 13, 2018

In the alleged threat, made through an Instagram direct message, a student says about another student that he “will bring an AK-47” to “kill him.”

The first message concludes by saying, “Looks like there might another school shooting. Can’t wait to kill that f***er.”

Parents called law enforcement officials after they saw a screenshot of the threat on a local Santa Clarita Facebook group.

Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station officials have confirmed that the school is not on lockdown. But according to students at Golden Valley, campus security is checking student ID’s as they enter the campus to ensure student safety.

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