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Police arrest 15-year-old for threatening violence at Lodi school
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A teenager is in police custody after he directed threats of violence toward a Lodi school, the police department said on Monday.Officials said a 15-year-old boy was arrested as part of an investigation into several threats made against local schools.Lodi police said officers served a search warrant at the teenager’s residence and he was arrested and booked into juvenile hall.Officials have not specified which school the boy targeted with his threats.The police department said the suspect was not enrolled in the Lodi Unified School District.The arrest was one of several made in connection to threats of violence toward schools in the Central Valley on Monday, along with incidents in Manteca and Modesto. The police department said they have increased patrols at Lodi schools due to the threats.Officials also urge parents to speak with their children about the responsible use of social media and the seriousness of threats involving schools.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter
A teenager is in police custody after he directed threats of violence toward a Lodi school, the police department said on Monday.
Officials said a 15-year-old boy was arrested as part of an investigation into several threats made against local schools.
Lodi police said officers served a search warrant at the teenager’s residence and he was arrested and booked into juvenile hall.
Officials have not specified which school the boy targeted with his threats.
The police department said the suspect was not enrolled in the Lodi Unified School District.
The arrest was one of several made in connection to threats of violence toward schools in the Central Valley on Monday, along with incidents in Manteca and Modesto.
The police department said they have increased patrols at Lodi schools due to the threats.
Officials also urge parents to speak with their children about the responsible use of social media and the seriousness of threats involving schools.
See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter
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