Fake threat phone calls made to several Michigan high schools
Phone threats against several Michigan schools have been determined to be fake and all connected.
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Phone threats against several Michigan schools have been determined to be fake and all connected.
Recently, school threats have been in the spotlight, especially in Macomb County. To crack down on violence, the prosecutor's office came up with a unique competition for students across the county.
Van Dyke Public Schools in Warren canceled classes Friday due to a threat.
The incident comes after the district discovered two other threats this month.
An administrator for Richmond Community Schools has resigned after he and his family received an antisemitic death threat.
Richmond Community Schools will be closed for the remainder of the week after a written death threat was discovered upon their return from the holiday break.
A 14-year-old girl has been charged for allegedly making a threat that caused a lockdown at Grosse Pointe North High School.
A 16-year-old student in Brighton has been suspended from school after he allegedly texted a classmate a school shooting threat.
A 15-year-old Fraser High School student is facing felony charges after making a false bomb threat, the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office says.
Police say Ryan Dunlap made the alleged threat during a phone call about a "disciplinary issue" with her son.
Police are investigating a student at Ecorse High School after they brought a gun to school, according to the Ecorse Public Schools Superintendent Josha Talison.
Monroe Middle School is closed Thursday, a day after the school was evacuated due to a reported bomb threat.
A 10-year-old boy is accused of bringing a knife to school and asking another student to help him stab another boy. Thankfully the student, who was allegedly asked to help, stopped the stabbing before anyone was hurt.
Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor is closed on Tuesday, Nov. 29, after the school received social media threats.
Law enforcement in Oakland County investigates one to five threats a day. Each one carries serious consequences.
The Westland Police Department arrested a 14-year-old in connection to threats made on social media against John Glenn High School.
Macomb County is working to have parents and students understand those hoax threats have serious consequences.
Police say this is the second time in the last few days a student at the high school was arrested for making a threat.
A 16-year-old high school student has been arrested for allegedly making school threats on social media.
Threat made against the high school from an anonymous account on Instagram.
Monday, Warren Mott High School closed after an alleged threat was posted to social media.
South Lyon High School faces its 2nd lockdown this week after a threat was made around 11 a.m. on Monday morning.
Multiple students were banned from school grounds after a "credible" threat was made on Wednesday.
Police say the student was immediately removed from the school. School liaison officers determined that there is no immediate threat.
A 15-year-old sophomore at South Lyon East High School has been charged after leaving a written threat in a school bathroom, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office announced Thursday.
