Warner Robins High School shooting reports: Police respond amid active shooter claims- what we know

Police confirmed a shooting at Warner Robins High School in Georgia, urging residents to avoid the area as law enforcement responded to the campus.

Police in Warner Robins, Georgia, responded to an incident at Warner Robins High School on South Davis Drive. It is being reported as a shooting, with a potential active shooter on scene.

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The Houston County Sheriff's Office posted an update on its social media channels asking residents to avoid the area of the Warner Robins High School. The department confirmed that there is a significant presence of law enforcement "due to a shooting on campus."

"Please avoid the area and use alternate routes to allow first responders to safely perform their duties," the update from Sheriff Matt Moulton added. "No further information is available at this time. Updates will be provided as they become available."

According to Scanner Reports, the Warner Robins Police Department and other first responders are at the school on 401 South Davis Drive. A perimeter has been set up around the school, the reports suggest.

It is unclear if the scene is active and whether the suspect is cordoned off inside the school. As of now, authorities have not given an All-Clear.

Warner Robins High School is a historic public high school that serves students in grades 9–12. The school opened in 1944 and currently serves more than 1,600 students under Houston County Schools. The school is known for their excellent football program, the Warner Robins Demons.

This is a developing story.