ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. — Deputies with the Adams County Sheriff's Office are investigating a case of vandalism at an elementary school last month.
About 3 a.m. March 26, two suspects approached Coronado Hills Elementary School, armed with BB guns. The suspects fired several shots at windows of the school and left, said Adam Sherman, a Sheriff's Office spokesperson.
Deputies have been unable to identify the suspects.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools was on spring break at the time, and nobody was at the school when the suspects shot at the school.
No prior threats were made against the school prior to the incident, Sherman said.
The school district said it expects to complete repairs on the windows within the month, depending on supply chain issues.
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