High school west of Phoenix placed on lockdown

For the second time this month, a West Valley high school was placed on lockdown for a couple of hours.

Police placed Sierra Linda High School, near 67th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road, on lockdown Monday morning after disturbing graffiti was found on a building.

Last week, shots fired nearby put the Tolleson school on alert and authorities closed down the campus.

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