On Monday morning, a 16-year-old student at Edmonds-Woodway High School was arrested after making threats of gun violence, prompting immediate police action and a lockdown of the school. Authorities found a BB gun in the student's possession, leading to felony harassment charges. Mayor Mike Nelson highlighted the importance of community engagement in preventing gun violence, noting that threats must be taken seriously. In a related incident, Everett Community College was placed on lockdown due to reports of a man allegedly pointing a gun at cars nearby; however, police later confirmed that no firearm was found and no arrests were made. These incidents reflect ongoing concerns about gun violence in educational settings and emphasize the need for proactive community measures.