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Threats made against three area schools on Friday

Extra police were at Penn High School, Friday, after a potential threat was found written on a bathroom wall. Officials sent an email to parents stating the threat said “Come if you dare. Shooting Friday.” The email also reminded parents to talk to students about using the Safe School Helpline as a confidential way to report student safety concerns.

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A possible threat directed toward Jimtown High School turned out to be linked to a social media hoax. Elkhart County Sheriff’s Deputies determined the threat was made towards schools throughout the country with the initials “J-H-S.” School officials and deputies stated that the threat was not made specifically towards Jimtown.

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An Indiana State Police investigation resulted in two juveniles being taken into custody after threats were made to students at LaVille Jr./Sr. High School.

Around noon today officials at the LaVille Jr./Sr. High School were made aware of students circulating on social media a list of student’s names that two students intended to do harm to at a school dance. School officials immediately contacted the Indiana State Police Bremen Post, and an investigation began.

As a result of this investigation, two 13-year-old females were taken into custody for Intimidation and Conspiracy to Commit Murder. Both juveniles were taken to the Thomas N. Frederick Juvenile Justice Center.

 

 

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