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Albion student faces felony charge after school threat via Snapchat
A 14-year-old Albion student was arrested Sunday after allegedly making a school threat over the social media app Snapchat, the Orleans County Sheriff’s Office announced. Their investigation determined the threat was made over a week ago.
Albion teen charged with felony after being linked to Snapchat threat
A 14-year-old student of the Albion School District was arrested Sunday, accused of making a threatening post on Snapchat over a week ago while chatting with friends. READ MORE: <a href="
Lakewood police arrest teenager in connection with high school bomb threat
Lakewood police arrested a teenager Saturday night in connection with a bomb threat made against Green Mountain High School, the department said in a press release Sunday afternoon. The teenager made the threats,
Student arrested after allegedly threatening violence at Paso Robles school on Snapchat
The Paso Robles Police Department arrested a student on Thursday after they allegedly made threats against Lewis Flamson Junior High School, police said. On Tuesday at about 9:30 p.m., police received reports “of a possible threat of violence” directed at the middle school posted on Snapchat, according to a news release.
Second Harford student charged in connection with school threats in a week
The Harford County Sheriff’s Office charged a student for allegedly making threats to a school last week, marking the second such arrest of a Harford County Public Schools student in a week. The student was arrested and charged with making a threat of mass violence and possession of illegal ammunition after the student resource officer at Fallston High School was made aware of the threats,
Second Harford County student charged for making school threats
A Harford County student was charged for making school threats, according to the Harford Sheriff's Office.This is the second student charged in Harford County
2nd juvenile arrested within a week after threats toward Scarborough Middle School, police say
A juvenile was arrested following reports of threats made toward Scarborough Middle School, according to the Mobile Police Department. The MPD said in a news release that officers were notified of the threat around 6:38 a.
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14-year-old arrested in Orleans County after allegedly posting terroristic threat on Snapchat
Authorities in Orleans County arrested a 14-year-old student in the Albion School District Sunday for allegedly making a ...
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Social media rumors wrong, Taunton schools not targeted by Snapchat 'hoax,' super says
"The threat does not mention Taunton or any specific school and has been determined to be a hoax," the superintendent said.