NEWS
Two Saint Jo teen jails for terroristic threats
Juan Sanchez
Two male students at Saint Jo High School were arrested Tuesday after they allegedly made threats toward students and faculty through the social media outlet Snap Chat.”
Saint Jo Superintendent Larry Smith said he was informed that threats were made via Snap Chat on Feb. 10. Smith then contacted the Saint Jo Police Department and Montague County Sheriff’s Office who came to the school the next day.
Saint Jo Police Chief Tony Tamayo said two male students threatened on Snap Chat to harm people at the school with guns. Juan Sanchez, 17,(pictured) and an unidentified juvenile male were arrested for making the threats. Read the full story in the Saturday Bowie News.
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