SFPD responds to altercation at James Denman Middle School, firearm found
SAN FRANCISCO – A firearm was found during an altercation between two students at a middle school in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon, police said.
A police department spokesperson told KPIX that officers from Ingleside Station responded to James Denman Middle School on Oneida Avenue shortly after 12:20 p.m. on reports of an active shooter. When police arrived, they determined there was no merit to a shooting or an active shooter.
Police said an initial investigation revealed that an altercation took place between the students and that during the incident a staff member located a firearm. The firearm was later seized by officers.
The students were detained, police said. No injuries were reported.
In a separate statement, the San Francisco Unified School district said they were aware of a report of a weapon on the Denman Middle School campus.
"The weapon was never discharged and no one was injured," police said.
