Lt. Tony Ivey with the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office said they received a call from the woman's daughter after receiving a text message Tuesday morning about a possible shooting at Virginia College. Click here to listen to the 911 call 
 
 The Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene with multiple patrol cars and deputies, and they quickly determined that the 911 call was an April Fool's joke. Sheriff Chuck Wright said that 15 to 20 of his deputies had responded at "breakneck speed" because they were picturing something "like another Columbine." The people of Sandy Hook, when they see this online they're not going to think it's very funny. When the daughter's followup text didn't get a response, she called 911 to report the shooting. I don't mind letting you know about it.  Spartanburg (WHNS) -- Spartanburg County deputies said a woman will be charged after she sent a text message about a shooting at a local college as an April Fools' joke. He said no one would think it was a funny joke. Timmons is facing four charges, disturbing school, aggravated breach of peace, and two counts of unlawful use of telephone.
– Police in Spartanburg, Va., aren't laughing off a woman's April Fool's "joke" about a shooting in the college where she worked. Police say 54-year-old Angela Timmons sent her daughter a text message to say she was hiding in a bathroom at Virginia College after hearing shots fired; the daughter called 911 after failing to receive a response to a follow-up text and police raced to the scene. "There's like 20-something cops all of the sudden," a witness tells WYFF. "They were just jumping right out of the cars and running straight in." Officers quickly determined there was no threat. The local sheriff says officers responded at "breakneck speed," fearing they would arrive at the scene of another Columbine or Sandy Hook massacre. He says he was glad it turned out to be a joke—though not a funny one. "Text someone and tell them their tire's flat, that's funny," he tells WPTV. "We're talking about death. It's real. The people of Sandy Hook, when they see this online they're not going to think it's very funny. I don't think it's very funny." Timmons faces multiple charges including disturbing schools. She worked in the college's financial aid office, though it's not clear whether she still has a job.