Authorities on Monday were notified of weapon-related threats at several Plano ISD school campuses, according to the Plano Police Department.
Investigators interviewed the former student’s parents, and authorities will monitor them “due to possible pending charges,” according to police.
Police said a student at Hendrick Middle School took the social media post related to the high school campus and edited it to read as if the threat was targeting the middle school. The student then sent the edited post to a group of students via text message, according to police. The incident is still under investigation and charges are pending, police said.
Azle officers responded to a threat at Azle High School on Friday after “an unknown male said he was armed with weapons inside the high school.” Investigators did not find any evidence of a threat, the department has said.one of its campuses also received a threat Friday that turned out to be false.
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