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Student arrested after threat to shoot up Kansas high school homecoming dance
A 16-year-old high school student was arrested Saturday night after a threat to shoot up a school’s homecoming dance was made, officials said. The Salina Police Department learned of the shooting threat through social media.
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Albion teen charged with felony after being linked to Snapchat threatA 14-year-old student of the Albion School District was arrested Sunday, accused of making a threatening post on Snapchat ...
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