Sheriff: 6 middle school students in school violence threat
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January 31, 2019
LAUREL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Authorities in North Carolina have accused six children ages 12 and 13 of discussing a 'Columbine-style attack' on their middle school on social media.
WRAL in Raleigh reports the Scotland County Sheriff's Office said the students, who were removed from the school, face felony charges of communicating a threat of mass violence on school property. Capt. Jessica Sadovnikov says the discussion was such that investigators considered it serious.
The sheriff's office says two Carver Middle School students alerted staff members that they thought the students would carry out t...
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