Suspicious call prompts lockdown at Pembroke Pines Charter High/Academic Village

A suspicious phone call prompted a lockdown at a school in Pembroke Pines on Wednesday, police said.

Officers responded to Pembroke Pines Charter High/Academic Village after the suspicious phone call was received by a staff member, Pembroke Pines Police officials said.

Police said there were no active safety threats on campus, but a lockdown was initiated as a precaution.

Officers are on scene at Pembroke Pines Charter High/Academic Village regarding a suspicious phone call that was received by a staff member. There are no active safety threats on campus, but a lockdown was initiated as a precaution & officers are conducting a campus search.

— Pembroke Pines PD (@PPinesPD) February 11, 2026

Officers were conducting a campus search and some students were gathering on the football field.

No other details were immediately known.

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