A Georgia teenager was arrested after calling a “prank phone call” about a bomb. A preschool.
Officials claim that at 9:03 a.m. on November 3, police and fire crews responded immediately to reports of a bomb threat at the preschool located at 2700 Block of Holcomb Bridge Road.
Georgia middle-school student called a local preschool to play a joke, claiming that there was an explosive device.
(Fox 5)
Middle-school student was allegedly called the Goddard School (a local preschool). A bomb was found, it was claimed.And then quickly hung up.
Students and staff were forced to flee the area, while officers sealed off roads to investigate the threat.
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About an hour later, police, firefighters, and a K9 bomb squad had finished searching the school premises. They were unable to find any explosives.
Today, police revealed that the suspect was a Holcomb Bridge Middle School student.
The student was found to be a criminal by detectives.The call was made to Holcomb Bridge Middle School from a school bus that was heading towards Holcomb Bridge. The caller provided GPS coordinates that placed the student close to the preschool.
Police interviewed the student and found out that he had confessed to the prank. It was meant to be a prank against their middle school.
The student, whose identity is not known, Accused of terroristic threatsFulton County School System will also have consequences for you.
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Roswell Police Department spokesperson said that “these types of actions will never be tolerated regardless of age.” “Parents are encouraged and encouraged to have a candid discussion.” Talk with your childrenLearn about the grave consequences of making foolish decisions in your youth.
