Texas A&M University Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat

Texas A&M University was gripped by fear and urgency as a bomb threat prompted an immediate evacuation on Thursday afternoon. At approximately 1:15 p.m., a CodeMaroon alert was issued, revealing that the threat was specifically directed towards the White Creek Apartments, an apartment complex situated on the west side of the campus. Authorities swiftly took action, urging residents to evacuate the area without delay.

As the safety of all individuals is paramount, residents of the White Creek Apartments are urged to leave the premises immediately. To provide temporary shelter, the White Creek Community Center has been designated as a safe haven for those in need. However, it is essential that all others steer clear of the area to facilitate emergency operations and ensure the safety of everyone involved.

White Creek Apartments Residents Told to Evacuate Immediately

Given the urgency of the situation, limited information is currently available. Law enforcement and university officials are working diligently to gather more details about the bomb threat, its source, and potential motives. Regular updates will be provided to keep the Texas A&M University community and the public informed about the evolving situation.

During this unsettling time, it is crucial for individuals to remain vigilant, follow evacuation instructions, and support one another. The safety and well-being of the Texas A&M University community are of utmost importance, and every effort is being made to resolve the situation swiftly and safely.

At this time, limited information is available about the situation. Authorities are working to ensure the safety of all those affected.

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Bomb Threat at the White Creek Apartments. Residents are asked to evacuate immediately. All others please avoid the area.https://t.co/8YO6nD6mcd

— CodeMaroon @ TAMU (@TAMUCodeMaroon) June 1, 2023