Cedar Shoals student makes gun threat

Athens-Clarke County Police say a student was pulled out of a classroom at Cedar Shoals High School after making what sounded like a threat involving a weapon. Police say they have issued a juvenile complaint alleging terroristic threats against the student. 

From the ACCPD…

On October 9, 2019, a Clarke County School District (CCSD) student became distressed during class and made a verbal threat that referenced a weapon. The student was removed from the classroom and the threat was immediately communicated to the CCSD administration, who disciplined the student in accordance with the CCSD Code of Conduct. A letter explaining the incident was sent to parents of students at the school. The incident was investigated by ACCPD’s Criminal Investigations Division. After investigation, ACCPD issued a juvenile complaint for Terroristic Threats for the student. Working as partners, the Clarke County School District and the Athens-Clarke County Police Department take the security of school children and employees seriously and encourage families to discuss the dangers of weapons and the use of threatening language in school. Please remind your children to report any weapons or threats to an adult immediately.