Student post concerning messages on social media.
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Someone reported to the police that suspicious statements had been made indicating a potential threat.
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Police were notified of threat and were able to use social media to track down the teen and take him into custody.
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Several students reported a threat to the administration, which triggered an investigation.
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A bystander near an elementary school noticed suspicious activity on a Saturday and alerted police. Officers arrived and found a violent, credible threat to the school.
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Classmates catch wind that a student is carrying a weapon and report it to the SRO…
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Students tell school staff and administrators about the planned attack. The student’s mother turns him into the authorities.
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Several students report the suspect and said that he was going to shoot up the school and hold the class hostage with AKs and C4s.
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A sister received Facebook messages from her brother in which he stated that he was contemplating firing AK-47 rifle magazines on his college campus and killing their father so he could gain “freedom”.
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A student overheard — and recorded on a cellphone — the suspect making threats toward four classmates and a relative on an afternoon school bus ride.
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The Averted School Violence Reporting System for law enforcement officers, school officials, and mental health professionals was modeled after the International Association of Fire Chief’s (IAFC) near miss reporting system. Initiated by the National Policing Institute in 2015, the database is now operated by Safe and Sound Schools and maintained through funding from Michigan State University’s Prevent 2 Protect and the Motorola Solutions Foundation.
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