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Student in custody after threat made to Big Sandy school

By Sharon Raissi,

22 days ago

POLK COUNTY, Texas ( KETK ) – A student was taken into custody by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office after a report of a terroristic threat on Thursday.

School staff reported the incident to a sergeant doing his daily walkthrough of Big Sandy High School. Both the school and the sheriff’s office began investigating and “immediately identified” the student they said is responsible for the threat.

Appropriate charges will be filed, according to the sheriff’s office. They did not release the student’s identity.

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Julie

22d ago

These kids cannot be this stupid. Why are parents not parenting anymore? Bring back corporal punishment!

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