NORFOLK, Va. – Police are reviewing security after a man allegedly made a threatening statement in Norfolk’s Pretlow Library last week.
The incident happened on July 25, with staff members telling police that a patron overheard another man making a generalized threatening statement as he left the library.
Detectives investigated the incident, interviewing the patron at his home.
After a thorough investigation, no arrests were made and the case is closed.
A spokesperson with the City of Norfolk said there is an armed guard that will stay at the library indefinitely. The city has unarmed guards at seven other branches.
