Jill Biden forced to stay away from her community college in Virginia after a BOMB THREATEN
Jill Biden forced to stay away from teaching classes at Virginia Community College after BOMB THREATENING was reported on campus
- The bomb threat was called Tuesday at Northern Virginia Community College
- The First Lady was to give lessons, as she does every Tuesday
- Her office was informed of the threat before she left the White House
- A spokesperson confirmed that she had never been in danger and that the campus was closed
First Lady Jill Biden was blocked from teaching classes at Northern Virginia Community College on Tuesday after a bomb threat was reported on campus.
Biden was warned of the threat from the Alexandria campus before leaving the White House to teach.
She was never in danger, her spokesperson said, and the campus was evacuated closed for the day.
The First Lady gives classes on campus every Tuesday morning.
It’s unclear where the threat came from and if it was related to the First Lady. Jill Biden’s spokesperson, Michael LaRosa, said in a statement, “The First Lady was made aware of a bomb threat at Northern Virginia Community College prior to leaving the White House for class this morning.”
“At no time was she in danger. All questions regarding the incident should be directed to Northern Virginia Community College.
“All questions regarding security should be directed to the United States Secret Service.”
First Lady Jill Biden was blocked from teaching classes at Northern Virginia Community College on Tuesday after a bomb threat was reported on campus
On February 8, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff was rushed out of Washington DC by his Secret Service detail due to a bomb threat.
Emhoff was at Dunbar High School in Washington DC for a Black History Month event when officers pulled him out of the room at 2:18 p.m.
The officer said something like “We have to go” and led Emhoff, Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband, out of the room.
He had been in the school museum for about five minutes when he was shot. He was taken to his motorcade outside and rushed off.
Two days later, a sixteen-year-old boy was arrested and charged with making terrorist threats in connection with the threat during Emhoff’s visit and similar messages to six other DC-area schools.
Federal agents said it was likely Tuesday’s call to Dunbar High School, where Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband was visiting to honor a Black History Month event, was made by a ” punk kid” which had no big motive.
The First Lady gives classes on campus every Tuesday morning. Her office says she was never in danger
The campus was evacuated and closed for the day while the threat was investigated
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