A couple of teens in Texas threatened to place bombs of pipes and open fires in high school: the police
Two teenage girls are in custody after allegedly threatened to place the UA bombs Montgomery district, TexasHigh school and open fire to students, according to the police.
Police Spring Branch of ISD It was said that two teenagers, at the age of 15 and 16, placed bombs in a memorial high school before the students were firing.
The 16-year-old girl, police said, attended school and found about 30 minutes there after the threat was executed.
Threats were reportedly reported on social media and were extremely detailed, which made the police believe the threat was credible.
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Two teens girls in the Houston area in Texas allegedly threatened to open fire to students and place bombs of pipes in high school, police reported. (Google Maps)
Police also said the threat was in the planning phase.
No student was appointed, although the 16-year-old was accused of threatening a terrorist threat, a criminal offense.
The Houston FBI’s Office has been credited with helping to find two students before they could do their plan.
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“FBI Houston Yesterday they received information that two minor teenagers from the Houston area planned a mass attack of an accident at a local school, “wrote the agency on X.” Our threat relief team immediately responded to help [Houston Police] and [the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office] Identify them and arrest them. “
The Montgomery County Sheriff investigates the case and noted that the students attended various high schools.
Sheriff’s office also said that one of the individuals was in custody for unrelated charges, while the other was taken into custody in Harris County.
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“The safety and safety of our schools and communities remain our biggest priority. We understand the concerns that this situation can cause students, parents and colleges, and we take all the necessary precautions,” said Sheriff’s office. “Additional safety measures have been implemented and we continue to work closely with school officials and our partners for law enforcement to ensure a safe environment.”
