3 Albion Students Arrested for Making School Threats Through Discord
The students planned to use explosives, incendiary devices and firearms to kill and injure students and staff at Albion Middle School, according to police.
The students planned to use explosives, incendiary devices and firearms to kill and injure students and staff at Albion Middle School, according to police.
Three men — from Connecticut, Florida and Ohio — were arrested after being reported to police for threatening a mass shooting.
Chief Brophy said the department waited days to investigate Lauren McCluskey’s request for help as she was afraid of her ex-boyfriend.
The threats included several hand-written graffiti messages that warned the school of shootings that would take place on specific dates.
After allegedly finding a school shooting threat in a Beardstown High School bathroom, the school district decided to remove the stall doors.
An unknown caller told police that they were an active shooter with pipe bombs calling from somewhere on the Lakeland Community College campus.
The school increased security after receiving the threats but decided to keep the campus open based on the threat level.
A judge ruled that the student would be spared additional time in prison, but deported and barred from returning to the U.S.
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