“Kitty Mafia x KnockKnock” Claim Follows Bomb-Threat Disruptions Across Texas Schools and Lone Star College Campuses
Source: Telegram
Executive Summary
A cluster of bomb threats on February 6 disrupted multiple education sites across Texas, including evacuations, student dismissals, and campus-wide class cancellations. Police in Corpus Christi and Canyon both treated the incidents as likely hoaxes, citing the volume of similar calls received statewide. A Telegram actor using the “Kitty Mafia x KnockKnock” label is bundling coverage of these incidents as “Confirmed,” positioning the disruptions as a claimed campaign.
Analysis
The story is the targets and the real-world disruption. In Corpus Christi, police responded to a bomb threat at Premier High School on Kostoryz Road and students were dismissed for the day while officers swept the campus. In Canyon, Premier High School on 4th Avenue triggered a larger footprint response: evacuations extended into the surrounding area, Canyon ISD temporarily held campuses, and West Texas A&M advised people to avoid the area near the First United Bank Center before police determined there was no active threat. In both cases, authorities pointed to the broader statewide volume of similar threats as a reason to suspect a hoax.
The Houston-area impact hit higher ed too. Lone Star College evacuated two campuses, University Park and Creekside, canceled classes for the rest of the day, and issued “NOT A DRILL” evacuation language while buildings were cleared with bomb dogs; reporting also indicates the threats were routed through iSchools (K–12 tenants leasing space at those locations). In the Austin metro, Leander police evacuated Founders Academy, conducted a systematic search with bomb-dog support from multiple agencies, and reported no device found. Separately, Delaware reporting describes automated voicemail threats hitting at least five schools, generating delays and law enforcement checks that ultimately found no devices and assessed the threats as not credible, reinforcing the cross-state “school disruption by threat” picture.
