An investigation is currently underway in Lawrence County following a false emergency call that occurred over the weekend. The incident took place at approximately 11 AM on Sunday when 911 operators received a distress call from a property in the West End community. The caller reported a shooting and claimed that hostages were being held at the location.
In response to the call, multiple emergency resources, including law enforcement, EMS, and fire services, were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, it was quickly determined that the call was a hoax and that everyone present at the location was unharmed.
The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating the origins of the false call and gathering further details related to the incident. Authorities are working to determine who made the call and the motives behind the false report. As the investigation continues, law enforcement officials are urging the public to report any information that may assist in resolving the case.
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