Sheriff’s officials have arrested a juvenile in connection with the shooting that was fired near McLane High School on Wednesday afternoon and are searching for a second suspected shooter.

In a press release Thursday morning, Fresno County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Tony Botti said no one was hit by bullets in the shooting. He described the shooting as apparently gang-related.

The arrested 16-year-old student had been sent to a juvenile detention center for several serious crimes, Botti said.

“Officers continue to follow up on leads and have gathered information on a possible second boy armed with a weapon. He has not yet been apprehended,” Botti said.

He said additional officers and police forces were stationed at the school to ensure the safety of McLane High students.

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Threats published online

Additionally, Fresno Police are investigating threats against McLane High School posted on social media.

On Wednesday, dispatchers received reports of gunfire near the AutoZone store at the corner of Clinton and Cedar avenues in Fresno. They found no gunshot victims but said bullets struck a parked vehicle and a building.

The unrest was caused by an altercation between a large group of students. Witnesses provided descriptions of the people involved, including the shooter.

Do you have any information?

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office at (559) 600-3111. Anyone with information about the online threats should contact the Fresno Police Department at (559) 621-7000.

Justin Garza High School locked down

Fresno Police Department spokesman Lt. Bill Dooley said Thursday morning that Justin Garza High School was temporarily locked down while officers executed search warrants in the 6500 block of West Ashlan Avenue.

During the warrant search, there was a brief standoff with a suspect before he was arrested, Dooley said.

He stressed that the closure of the school was “ordered only because of the proximity in time to the search warrant – at no time was there an immediate threat to the school or the students.”

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