Suspect in Wisconsin school shooter threat had replica rifle, police say
Replica handguns and a replica rifle have been found inside the home of a 13-year-old Wisconsin boy who authorities initially believed posed a school shooter threat Thursday. The new information comes after Kenosha Police Chief Patrick Patton said Thursday that the suspect who entered Roosevelt Elementary School was believed to be armed and had researched school shootings and made videos practicing "room entry" rifle techniques.
The suspect was due in juvenile court on Friday, according to Kenosha police. Police said they recovered several airsoft guns ...
The Cobb eighth grader is not facing criminal charges, because school officials agreed he did not make the threat himself.
CHEYENNE — School shooting threats were received by both South and East high schools this morning, with both campuses going ...
An award that was supposed to honor Roosevelt Elementary School in Kenosha for its response to a school shooting threat is ...
A middle school student has been charged after making threats to kill two other students. According to the Okaloosa County ...
Cheyenne Police is investigating school shooting threats at both East and South High Schools. According to CPD, the report ...
A 13-year-old student from Kenosha Unified School District was taken into custody and charged with one count of terroristic ...
UPDATE: Laramie County School District#1 spokeswoman Mary Quast says lockdowns have now been lifted at Cheyenne East and ...
Roosevelt Elementary School faculty and Kenosha-area law enforcement thwarted a potential school shooting attempt, leading to ...
School shooting threats at multiple Wyoming schools, including in Cheyenne, Gillette and Riverton, prompted lockdowns and police searches Monday.
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