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VICTORVILLE, Calif. – Victor Valley High School was placed on a lockdown on Thursday afternoon while deputies from the Victorville Station responded to a shots fired call.

On Thursday, April 4, 2019, at around 12:50 p.m., deputies responded to a call reporting the shots fired in the area of 7th and C Streets in the City of Victorville.

“Deputies have the occupants of the subject vehicle detained and are investigating, “ said Victorville Sheriff’s Spokeswoman Mara Rodriguez. “There is a closure eastbound on Mojave to Del Rey and westbound Mojave from 7th Street. It is unknown how long the closure will last.”

No other information is available at this time, information will be updated as it becomes available.

UPDATE: (1:29 p.m.) “A precautionary lockdown at Victor Valley High School, Goodwill High School and the adjacent VVUHSD district office has been cleared,” Victor Valley Union High School officials said. “The lockdown was due to police activity on Mojave Drive. No students or staff were involved, and there were no incidents on campus. The school day is proceeding at this time.”

Closure mentioned above is now reopened.