Message on Idaho high school wall threatens mass shooting
Police are investigating a message on a high school bathroom wall which threatens a mass shooting this morning.
The warning, written in red pen, was discovered at Skyview High School in Nampa, Idaho, on Thursday.
The note claims the shooting will take place on Tuesday April 18.
The threatening message scrawled on the bathroom wall at Skyview High School
It reads: 'School will be shot up at 4-18-17 at 10.24am 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.'
The message also says that if emergency services are called, 'all hell will break lose'.
It ends: 'If you want to survive... Stay home!'
The note also names a student who is allegedly involved in the plot.
According to KTVB, in a letter sent to parents Friday, Skyview Principal Will Barber said the school was aware of the treat.
Skyview principal Will Barber said the school was aware of the treat and is working closely with police
He said the school is working closely with police to make sure students are safe.
Barber 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.'