Authorities are still investigating the swatting call that forced the emergency evacuation of Loma Linda University Medical Center due on Wednesday evening. The call was made at around 6 p.m. to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department,

Investigators believe a Wednesday evening, March 12, call about an armed man in the children’s section of the Loma Linda University Medical Center that prompted evacuations and a response of 100-plus officers from across the region was a hoax, authorities said. There were no injuries, and no gunshots fired, they said.

An all-clear was declared at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital on Wednesday evening after a 'swatting' call reporting an armed man.

Swatting Call Prompts Large Police Response at Southern California Hospital, Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital, active shooter

Reports of a possibly armed person at a San Bernardino, California, hospital sparked a massive law enforcement response Wednesday evening, but authorities later cleared the scene and said it appeared to be the result of a "swatting" call.

Reports of a possibly armed person at a San Bernardino, California, hospital sparked a massive law enforcement response Wednesday evening, but authorities later cleared the scene and said it appeared to be the result of a "swatting" call.

Hundreds of law enforcement officers responded to reports of a possible armed individual at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital in California on Wednesday (March 12) but the threat was later deemed false.

Deputies responded to reports of an armed individual at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital, the San Bernardino County Sheriff said.