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The treat is popular for many people looking to snack the healthy way, but I guess when your state is literally synonymous with some of the most famous fried chicken in the world, you might have different ideas on what a "healthy snack" might be. 246

The woman is about 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 140-160 pounds and was wearing a white skull mask, black hooded sweatshirt, black sweatpants, and black and silver-colored tennis shoes. Her race is unknown. 205

The threats against SDSCPA and SDHS were posted to social media Thursday, claiming there would be a school shooting Friday. Authorities deemed those threats not credible. One student has since been identified as a suspect behind those two threats, in addition to threats this week against Madison High School and Creative Performing Media Arts Middle School.The nature of the threat against Steam Academy was not immediately revealed, though authorities also deemed that threat non-credible.RELATED: San Diego Unified identifies student suspected of making school threatsDespite their conclusion, police sent officers to the SDSCPA campus at 2425 Dusk Drive, Steam Academy at 1001 Leland Street and the SDHS campus at 1405 Park Boulevard Friday out of an abundance of caution.Sheriff's deputies responded to Ramona High School after staff notified SDSO of a threat. Deputies said a student told several other students not to come to school Friday because there would be a shooting. The threat was determined not to be valid after the student was contacted and admitted it was a hoax.There have been at least 12 school threats at San Diego County schools in the last week: 1201

The release of a more detailed timeline of law enforcement operations comes days after Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered an investigation into the response to the deadly shooting at the Parkland school. 200

THE SHOOTINGOfficers say the shooting happened around 5:45 p.m. Wednesday near Interstate 10 and 39th Avenue. Phoenix police tell ABC15 that 10-year-old Summerbell Brown was in a car with her father, mother and sister traveling down Moreland Street, when a white four-door pickup truck started following them. Police say the Browns' car may have cut off the pickup while driving north on 37th Avenue.When the family pulled into the driveway of their home, someone in the truck opened fire on their vehicle before taking off in an unknown direction.Police say Summerbell and her father Dharquintium were shot. Summerbell died from her injuries Thursday morning, according to police. Her father was treated at the hospital and later released. The mother and other daughter were not injured. 788