10-year-old student faces charges in online threat against Franklin Township school
The threat was reported Wednesday morning, prompting a swift response from authorities.
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Sep 19, 2024, 11:31 AM
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8ds agoA 10-year-old student is facing charges of causing false public alarm after allegedly posting a threatening video online about a school in Franklin Township.
The threat was reported Wednesday morning, prompting a swift response from authorities.
The child was taken in for questioning within 30 minutes.
Details of the threat remain unclear.
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