The Escambia County Sheriff’s Workplace has situated and arrested an 11-year-old lady in connection to threats made to several local schools revamped social medial.
The investigation recognized a feminine center faculty pupil who has been arrested and charged with written or digital threats to conduct a mass shooting, a second-degree felony, in keeping with an ECSO Fb put up. The juvenile was not recognized, nor was the precise language of the threats.
The put up notes that the investigation is ongoing and should result in extra arrests. The FBI and the Escambia County faculty district assisted in Friday’s investigation.
In a written assertion, Escambia County Public Colleges famous, “Make certain, we’ll use each instrument at our disposal to make sure the particular person or individuals answerable for immediately’s disruption by no means has the chance to do one thing like this once more. We are going to work with our companions in regulation enforcement as they examine additional and we’ll pursue costs. We wish to ship the message that this conduct won’t be tolerated in any of our colleges. To those that search to advertise chaos by knowingly spreading dangerous and disruptive disinformation, we’ll pursue you with each authorized means obtainable.”
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Each the varsity district and the Sheriff’s Workplace famous that defending college students is a high precedence, and there was an elevated police presence on native campuses to assist guarantee the protection of scholars and workers.
Florida faculty districts throughout the state have been on heightened alert following violent threats made in several counties throughout the state following the varsity taking pictures in Georgia that left 4 lifeless on Sept. 4.
There have been a number of different juveniles arrested throughout Florida in reference to the assorted threats, together with a 13-year-old student in Tallahassee, a 15-year-old arrested in Sanford, a trio of teenagers in Columbia County and one other 11-year-old girl in St. Lucie County.
This text initially appeared on Pensacola Information Journal: Escambia School threats linked to middle school girl ECSO says
