APD Arrest Student Who Made Threat Towards The High School

Monday, January 29, 2024 at 11:32 AM

Cops were notified early Friday that a 17-year-old made threats to shoot specific staff members at the school.

Aberdeen police arrest a student who made a threat towards the high school. Cops were notified early Friday that a 17-year-old made threats to shoot specific staff members at the school. Officers went to the student’s home early Friday and he admitted to making the threats but said he was only joking. The student was arrested and booked into the Grays Harbor Juvenile Detention Facility.

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