Police presence at Riverview Elem. Incident resolved, person detained. Road closed. No threat.

There is currently a large law enforcement presence outside Riverview Elementary, where a police situation is unfolding. According to a tweet by Mike Holden, Riverside Dr at Madison is closed to traffic due to an incident in the school’s parking lot. It has been reported that a person has been detained, and there is no further threat to the area. Riverview Elementary is no longer on lockdown, providing some relief to concerned parents and community members.

The tweet shared by Mike Holden provides a snapshot of the ongoing situation, alerting the public to the presence of law enforcement and the closure of Riverside Dr at Madison. While details are still emerging, it is clear that the incident has caused a stir in the local community.

As news of the incident spreads, residents are urged to remain calm and stay tuned for further updates from local authorities. The safety of students, staff, and residents in the vicinity of Riverview Elementary is of utmost importance, and law enforcement is working diligently to ensure that the situation is resolved safely and swiftly.

In times like these, it is crucial for the community to come together and support one another. While the details of the incident are still unclear, it is essential to trust in the authorities and their ability to handle the situation appropriately. By staying informed and following any instructions given by officials, we can help ensure the safety and well-being of everyone involved.

As more information becomes available, it is important to remain vigilant and cautious. We must prioritize the safety of our community members and work together to navigate through this challenging time.

Right now: Large law enforcement presence outside of Riverview Elementary. Riverside Dr at Madison is closed to thru traffic for ongoing police situation at the school. Person detained after an incident in parking lot. @WEWS No further threat. Riverview no longer on lockdown. pic.twitter.com/yw3wmZu3h7

— Mike Holden (@MikeHoldenNews) October 31, 2024