Chilling shooting threat written on school bathroom wall warns students "If you want to survive, stay home"
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Police are investigating a chilling threat written on a school wall warning of a mass shooting .
The message was found scrawled in a bathroom at Skyview High School in Nampa, Idaho, last week.
Inked in red pen, the handwritten note warns of a shooting at the school planned for Tuesday April 18.
It reads: "School will be shot up at 4-18-17 at 10:24 a.m. There will be a gang of 17 students doing this.
"They will target all the teachers and administrators first, then they will kill the students one by one."
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The threat also warns against involving the authorities.
"If 911 is called, all hell will break loose. If you want to survive... Stay home!"
The threat also names a student allegedly involved in the plot.
Neither police nor the school have confirmed whether the student had anything to do with the message or an attack, the Idaho Press-Tribune reported.
Skyview Principal Will Barber wrote to parents on Friday confirming that the school is aware of the treat and is working closely with police to make sure students are safe.
He wrote: "The well-being and safety of the school, our students, and staff is the priority of the Nampa School District and the Nampa Police Department.
"We appreciate those who have called to make sure we know about the situation and encourage you to always keep us in the loop if you see or hear anything that concerns you."