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False "swatting" calls about shooters caused panic and trauma on over two dozen U.S. college campuses.
Hoax shooter calls have triggered panic on college campuses nationwide, with more than two dozen universities affected.
False emergency calls, often featuring taped gunshots and fake identities, claim active shooters are present, prompting lockdowns, evacuations, and rapid police responses.
At Northern Arizona University and Villanova, students barricaded themselves, fled in fear, and reported lasting trauma.
These "swatting" incidents, enabled by technology that hides caller identities, exploit existing fears around school violence and strain emergency resources.
Despite no real threats, the psychological impact on students and staff is significant and long-lasting.
Las llamadas falsas sobre tiradores causaron pánico y trauma en más de dos docenas de campus universitarios de EE.UU.