USF Student Accused Of Sending Threatening Messages To Students Identified
Officers arrested a 19-year-old University of San Francisco student on Sunday after the student allegedly sent threatening messages to two other students, police said.
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Officers arrested a 19-year-old University of San Francisco student on Sunday after the student allegedly sent threatening messages to two other students, police said.
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A suspect who threatened to "blow up or shoot up" a campus library at San Francisco State University was arrested Monday afternoon, according to university police.
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Officers took a University of San Francisco student into custody on Sunday after the student allegedly made threats online, prompting rumors of a shooter on campus.
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