15-year-old charged after making school threats, Monroe police say
Police charged a 15-year-old boy who they said made threats against Monroe High School. The teen texted threatening messages against staff and students on Sunday night, police said. Detectives identified the student and searched his home early Monday but did not find any weapons.
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