A student was arrested after allegedly bringing an AR-15 and ammunition to a Phoenix high school on Friday, authorities say.
Police arrested a 15-year-old student after he allegedly brought an AR-15 and ammunition to a Phoenix high school on Friday, authorities said.
School officials alerted police after"others on campus" told them"that the student may have a gun," Donna Rossi, director of communications for the Phoenix police, told NBC News. School officials looking into the allegation of the possible weapon"discovered the report was accurate and local authorities intervened and confiscated the weapon," the statement from the school district said.
"We commend those who originally reported the possibility of a weapon on school grounds to adults on campus who immediately called police," a statement from the police department said.
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