Venice Police say reported gun threat at Venice High School not credible

VENICE, Fla. (WWSB) - Venice police said a reported threat involving a gun at Venice High School was not credible and a lockdown at the school has been lifted.Officers assisted school resource officers in responding to the threat earlier in the morning on Nov. 12, according to the Venice Police Department.The department did not say how the threat was made or whether a gun was found. Police also did not say whether anyone was arrested or charged.PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Bomb threat at Venice High was a hoax, police sayIn its post, the department urged parents, guardians and caregivers to talk with children about firearm safety. Police advised securely storing firearms at home and telling children to leave any firearm they find alone and notify a trusted adult.Police also reminded families that firearms, airsoft guns, paintball guns, pellet guns and realistic prop guns should never be brought to school.The department urged anyone who sees, hears or receives a threat against a student, teacher