KETTERING -- A small homemade explosive was detonated Monday afternoon at Fairmont High School.
Kettering Police and Fire were called to the school after reports of what sounded like a gun shot in the athletic parking lot at 12:59 p.m.
The high school resource officer was at the school when it was reported to her. School administrators and the officer said they found a 16.9 ounce water bottle that had exploded in a vacant parking space. The water bottle had a hole in the side and crumpled aluminum foil about two feet away from the explosion.
Kettering Fire Department officials and officers at the scene determined there was not a threat to students. The water bottle was taken as evidence and the incident currently remains under investigation.
No one was injured during the explosion and no property was damaged.
Kettering Police and Fire were called to the school after reports of what sounded like a gun shot in the athletic parking lot at 12:59 p.m.
The high school resource officer was at the school when it was reported to her. School administrators and the officer said they found a 16.9 ounce water bottle that had exploded in a vacant parking space. The water bottle had a hole in the side and crumpled aluminum foil about two feet away from the explosion.
Kettering Fire Department officials and officers at the scene determined there was not a threat to students. The water bottle was taken as evidence and the incident currently remains under investigation.
No one was injured during the explosion and no property was damaged.