A threat led to a brief lockdown at two New Mexico schools, deemed false, with no danger found.

A temporary lockdown was enacted at Espanola High School and nearby A.B. Ellis School on Thursday afternoon after a threat report prompted a police response around 1:30 p.m. Officers conducted an investigation and found no immediate danger, lifting the lockdown by approximately 2 p.m. Authorities confirmed the incident is still under investigation and will share updates as they become available.