Archive · 29 Jan 2026
IDEA Judson Lockdown Lifted After Gun Report
On January 29, a school in San Antonio called IDEA Judson had to go on lockdown because someone called the police and said a student had a gun.
The student was wearing special clothes that looked like they could be for fighting.
The police came quickly and searched the whole school, but they didn't find any gun.
After making sure everyone was safe, the school let the students go home as usual.
The police are still checking to see if there was something else that made the caller think there was a gun.
No one got hurt, and the school is back to normal now.
A report of a student with a gun at IDEA Judson school prompted a lockdown on January 29.
Police searched the campus but found no weapon or armed individual.
The lockdown was lifted shortly before 10 a.m. after police completed their checks.
No injuries were reported, and normal school release procedures resumed.
The incident is still under investigation, with authorities believing a prohibited item may have been reported.
- Who
- San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) and IDEA Judson school officials
- What
- A lockdown at IDEA Judson school after a report of a student with a gun, which was later found to be unfounded
- When
- January 29, around 7:50 a.m.
- Where
- IDEA Charter School on Judson Road, San Antonio
- Why
- A caller reported a student wearing tactical gear with a gun, prompting a lockdown and police investigation
- Location
- IDEA Charter School on Judson Road, San Antonio
- Time of Incident
- 7:50 a.m. on January 29
- Lockdown Duration
- From 7:50 a.m. to shortly before 10 a.m.
- Weapon Found
- No
- Injuries
- None