SCHOOL THREATS

Three students are facing threat of terrorism charges after statements were heard about a school shooting and a gun case was found outside a Macomb County middle school, police said.

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Officials are investigating after threats were made toward three Oakland County schools. The threats have been deemed not credible, according to investigators.

Police are seeking charges against a 10-year-old student who brought a knife to a Brighton school and then made up a story about a man with a gun, according to authorities.

In the wake of the Oxford High School shooting, questions about what goes on at school once students are dropped off have been everywhere.

An employee of Jefferson Middle School in St. Clair Shores has been arrested in connection to a threat directed at the school.

Two students, a 16-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl, have been charged with directing threats at Wayne County schools.

A 15-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a threat directed at the Detroit Lions Academy, according to the Wayne County prosecutor.

Six more students have been charged in connection with threats directed at schools across Wayne County.

Four more students have been charged in connection with threats directed at middle and high schools throughout Wayne County.

Oxford Community School buildings are closed for the rest of the week after school officials heard from community members who were concerned for the safety of the students.

The superintendent at the Warren Consolidated Schools district sent a letter to the community Monday stating three students now face expulsion after threats were posted to social media.

A petition demanding Oakland Schools go virtual after the district received several threats has received more than 10,000 signatures.

Oxford Community Schools are closed Tuesday out of an abundance of caution after a threat directed at the middle school was posted on social media.

Students at West Bloomfield Middle School are being released early to parents as police investigate threats made on social media.

Three more students have been charged in connection with threats directed at high schools in Detroit.

A minor is in custody after making a fake bomb threat toward Roseville Middle School, police said.

Detroit police Chief James White held a news conference Thursday afternoon to discuss the recent school threats made following the Oxford High School shooting last week.

Three students from Detroit, Taylor and New Boston have become the latest to be charged in connection with threats directed at schools, prosecutors said.

Officials have provided updates on 11 students from Detroit, Wyandotte, Harper Woods and Waterford Township who were either charged or taken into custody for school threats.

Four schools within the Chippewa Valley Schools district have been placed on a temporary external lockdown after a Snapchat threat was discovered, officials said.

An Mason Middle School student was arrested after posting a threatening message to social media, according to Waterford Township police.

Two girls are in custody after calling Harper Woods High School staff and threatening to bring guns to the school and start shooting, officials said.

Students from five different schools around Wayne County have been charged for making threats in the wake of last week's deadly Oxford High School shooting.

Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy has issued charges against seven juveniles in connection with school threat investigations.

The Dearborn Police Department released a statement Friday saying any kind of threats against schools will be “thoroughly investigated and carry the potential of criminal prosecution.”

A middle school student from Grosse Pointe Woods has been arrested after admitting to making a school threat as a joke, police said.

A student within Center Line Public Schools was arrested after creating an Instagram account and posting threats, police said.

A 16-year-old boy admitted he made a threat that Armada schools could be “next” for an attack because he wanted a day off from school, and now he might face charges, according to authorities.

The Oakland County sheriff issued a stern warning Thursday after dozens of school threats were made in the wake of Tuesday’s shooting at Oxford High School.

Plymouth-Canton high schools are switching to virtual learning for Friday, Dec. 3, after students were dismissed early Thursday.

A girl has been arrested and is awaiting charges after making a threat directed at Stevenson High School in Sterling Heights, police said.

Detectives with the Shelby Township Police Department are investigating threats on social media that were directed toward Eisenhower High School.

Holly Area Schools are closed for the rest of the week (Dec. 2 through Dec. 3) after school officials received an outpouring of concern for the safety of students.