Police: No ‘Credible Threat’ From Social Media On Mass Shooting At Clarksburg High

The post on Intagram has been removed.

 


CLARKSBURG, Md. (AP) – Investigators say a school shooting threat posted on social media posed no credible danger for Clarksburg High School in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Media outlets report that Clarksburg High School officials sent out a message Sunday evening via Twitter about a potential threat to the school posted on Instagram. WRC-TV reports  that the threat said, in part, “I can shoot up Clarksburg High School better than Columbine.”
The post was later removed.

Montgomery County Police Captain Paul Starks says Montgomery County Schools are handling the disciplinary actions. He says the 15-year-old student who made the post “expressed remorse” for his actions.

A larger police presence was at the school Monday.

 

By The Associated Press