Bullet hits Hosp Elementary in Frisco in middle of school day
Stray bullet hits Frisco elementary classroom
Frisco police say an elementary school classroom was occupied when a stray bullet shattered a window.
FRISCO, Texas - Frisco police now say it was a bullet that hit an elementary school building in Frisco, prompting district officials to release students early on Thursday.
Bullet hits Hosp elementary school in Frisco ISD
Frisco police now say it was a bullet that hit an elementary school building in Frisco, prompting district officials to release students early on Thursday.
What we know:
Frisco police say they responded to Hosp Elementary School on Thursday around 9:30 a.m. after a bullet shattered a classroom window.
Police were able to find the source of the bullet and say the gunshot was not intentional.
Fortunately, no one was hurt and all students were safe, police and school officials assured.
Frisco ISD said the school was initially placed in a "secure" mode, meaning no one was allowed in or out of the building as a precaution.
'Projectile' hits Hosp Elementary School in Frisco
No one was hurt on Thursday after a "projectile" hit an elementary school building in Frisco.
Parents were later asked to pick up their children as soon as possible so that police could continue investigating the source of the "projectile."
What we don't know:
While police say they know the source of the bullet, they did not elaborate any further. We do not know where the stray bullet came from.
It's unclear if anyone is facing charges for the incident, but police said the matter is being referred to the Denton County DA.
What's next:
Classes resume on Friday. The shattered window has already been replaced.
The Source: The information in this story comes from Frisco ISD, the Frisco Police Department, and a letter that was sent to Hosp Elementary School parents.