Rochester police are investigating a 'non-credible' school shooting threat that has been circulating on social media, particularly TikTok and Snapchat, as part of a larger national trend. A student was arrested at Monroe High School for bringing a loaded handgun to campus, prompting increased vigilance from local authorities. Similarly, a vague threat reported at Acadiana Renaissance Charter Academy in Youngsville has been deemed not serious by police, emphasizing that it originated from nationwide rumors. In Albuquerque, law enforcement confirmed that threats made via social media were not credible and originated from outside New Mexico, with no direct danger to local students. The Clark County School District in Nevada is also reinforcing firearm safety discussions among parents following a rise in school threats. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about gun safety and the influence of social media on school safety perceptions.