roadmaster
12-10-2018, 04:25 PM
Two eighth grade students have been arrested after allegedly spreading a fake school shooting threat at a Maryland middle school.
Earlier this month, a parent contacted Aberdeen Middle School to report seeing a social media post from a student, warning students not to come to classes the next day because another student was allegedly threatening a school shooting, the Aberdeen Police Department said in a statement Friday.
After an investigation, police determined the student in question never made a threat and two eighth grade students were responsible for faking the report. One student was charged with make a false statement to a peace office and the other with disturbing school operations.
False school shooting reports "will not be tolerated," the police department said.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/12/10/middle-school-shooting-threat-eighth-graders-maryland-arrested/2262372002/
Earlier this month, a parent contacted Aberdeen Middle School to report seeing a social media post from a student, warning students not to come to classes the next day because another student was allegedly threatening a school shooting, the Aberdeen Police Department said in a statement Friday.
After an investigation, police determined the student in question never made a threat and two eighth grade students were responsible for faking the report. One student was charged with make a false statement to a peace office and the other with disturbing school operations.
False school shooting reports "will not be tolerated," the police department said.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/12/10/middle-school-shooting-threat-eighth-graders-maryland-arrested/2262372002/