BETHLEHEM, Pa. - <\/p>\n
Liberty High School students are saying thank you to the men and women who came to their rescue during a vulnerable time. <\/p>\n
Armed with boxes and baked goods, Liberty High School students are saying thank you. <\/p>\n
\"To show our appreciation for the police officers that showed up at the lock down of Liberty High School,\" said Liberty student Sunny Dhillon. <\/p>\n
April 16th's report of an armed gunman in the Bethlehem school turned out to be a hoax, but hundreds of emergency personnel responded. <\/p>\n
Liberty teachers and students say even though they were in lock down, knowing the emergency responders were taking care of the situation made them feel safer. <\/p>\n
This is just a token of their gratitude. <\/p>\n
\"We wanted to go a little further than just shaking hands because they deserve more than that for being there for us,\" said Dhillon. <\/p>\n
\"A personal thank you to say we know you run in when everyone else runs out,\" said teacher Gail Norf. <\/p>\n
The students dropped off baskets to police, fire and other emergency personnel, at each stop, the reaction was pretty much the same. <\/p>\n
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