FBI help implicate Center Grove Elementary students

[sht4brnz]

The parents received this message last night

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[Fargo]

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[T.Lex]

That's some high level opsec.

 

[hoosierdoc]

My sons go there. Someone posted a message in an app they use on chrome books that said “i’m Going to kill you.” “You go to center grove elementary”

Very real and very unsettling for the kids there. This is after a previous report of writings in the bathroom about an assault coming. I’m glad they called FBI and it was figured out that quickly

same day an officer was struck while directing traffic. He was bounced onto the hood of a car turning. Fortunately he’s OK. Reflective vest, light sticks, car lights on, WHAM .

 

[Expat]

So postings from elementary school students get more of a response from the FBI than expelled HS student?

 

[Trigger Time]

Center grove has a police department?

 

[hoosierdoc]

Center grove has a police department?

https://www.centergrove.k12.in.us/domain/72

 

[BehindBlueI's]

Still seems like a local issue and not something the feds need a hand in, but hey, glad it was taken care of.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Still seems like a local issue and not something the feds need a hand in, but hey, glad it was taken care of.

I wonder if they're thinking they'd better start paying closer attention to such things after Parkland...

 

[T.Lex]

If it is sent through the internet (and nowadays, what isn't) the Feds seem to want to make sure they have a role.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I wonder if they're thinking they'd better start paying closer attention to such things after Parkland...

I'm sure. Now every angsty teen, or apparently pre-teen, will be an APE* case. And of course they all make the news, now. So, I wonder if the threats were from a student, which would mean 11 years old or younger. This seems like maybe something for the parents to deal with (and the school via suspension/expulsion)...but APE. Arrests? Now if it's a high school kid threatening the elementary, ok, different story.

*A Political Emergency

 

[Tactically Fat]

same day an officer was struck while directing traffic. He was bounced onto the hood of a car turning. Fortunately he’s OK. Reflective vest, light sticks, car lights on, WHAM .

He goes to MPCC with us. Broken Sternum, fractured vertebrae, small fractures in his arm, and a concussion. Long road of recovery ahead.

 

[hoosierdoc]

If it is sent through the internet (and nowadays, what isn't) the Feds seem to want to make sure they have a role.

Well the school police called them. They have the digital resources to track this stuff.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

If it is sent through the internet (and nowadays, what isn't) the Feds seem to want to make sure they have a role.

Well... when it has become politically expedient anyhow.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

He goes to MPCC with us. Broken Sternum, fractured vertebrae, small fractures in his arm, and a concussion. Long road of recovery ahead.

Have they mentioned how the driver managed to not see him? Distracted driving?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I'm sure. Now every angsty teen, or apparently pre-teen, will be an APE* case. And of course they all make the news, now. So, I wonder if the threats were from a student, which would mean 11 years old or younger. This seems like maybe something for the parents to deal with (and the school via suspension/expulsion)...but APE. Arrests? Now if it's a high school kid threatening the elementary, ok, different story.

*A Political Emergency

I wonder if there truly is an uptick in these kinds of threats after an incident like Florida, Sandy Hook, et al, or if it's just more likely to hit the news? Maybe a little of both (copy cats (whether just for attention or something more nefarious) AND a hypersensitive media)?

 

[Gabriel]

Have they mentioned how the driver managed to not see him? Distracted driving?

It would actually be easy if it happened at night and the driver couldn't see past the emergency lights.

I wonder if there truly is an uptick in these kinds of threats after an incident like Florida, Sandy Hook, et al, or if it's just more likely to hit the news? Maybe a little of both (copy cats (whether just for attention or something more nefarious) AND a hypersensitive media)?

We've had as few since then, plus a bomb threat last week.

 

[hoosierdoc]

He goes to MPCC with us. Broken Sternum, fractured vertebrae, small fractures in his arm, and a concussion. Long road of recovery ahead.

Ouch. Greenwood PD said he was Ok. This seems different than OK

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I wonder if there truly is an uptick in these kinds of threats after an incident like Florida, Sandy Hook, et al, or if it's just more likely to hit the news? Maybe a little of both (copy cats (whether just for attention or something more nefarious) AND a hypersensitive media)?

I think there is an uptick BECAUSE it's hitting the news. It's no secret kids will act out to get attention. How much more attention can you get?

 

[Expat]

When I was a kid, we wanted to avoid parental attention... it usually wasn't a pleasant thing...