Kitty Mafia is being linked in open channels to a fresh March run of hoax threats that repeatedly forced school lockdowns and evacuations across multiple states and British Columbia and briefly shut down a North Carolina airport, showing a disruption-first campaign built on tempo and attention.

A wave of likely-hoax bomb threats disrupted multiple Texas schools and campuses on February 6, driving evacuations, dismissals, and class cancellations, while a Telegram actor branded “Kitty Mafia x KnockKnock” claimed the activity by labeling linked incidents as “Confirmed.”

Maine schools and Malone University in Ohio entered closure, evacuation, and shelter-in-place postures after bomb-threat style messages later assessed as hoaxes, with the “Kitty Mafia x KnockKnock” identity claiming responsibility online.

Kitty Mafia is claiming a new set of bomb threat incidents tied to an Anderson Walmart, a San Ramon threat investigation, and a Tucker High School game disruption.

A Telegram channel using the Kitty Mafia label is promoting links to a wide set of recent school threat incidents across multiple states, consistent with swatting style signaling intended to amplify disruption while offering no verifiable proof of responsibility.

Kitty Mafia is again signaling a swatting campaign by posting links to new bomb threat incidents affecting multiple school districts and at least one health care related location across several states.