Woman charged after making alleged threats against local schools

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A woman is facing charges after being accused of making threats towards two local school districts.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports Rayona Hunt allegedly made recent threats against Northridge Local Schools and Dayton Schools. Officials conducted their investigation, which concluded Hunt as the person reportedly responsible.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, the following charges have reportedly been approved for Hunt by the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office:

• Making terroristic threats
• Inducing panic
• Obstructing official business

Another threat was made against Northridge schools again, which prompted an investigation. Officials determined this threat was allegedly made by a 13-year-old student, who was questioned and taken into custody. Charges are being sent to the prosecutor’s office for review.

Threats of violence against our schools are not only disruptive but deeply unsettling to our community. I want to be clear: incidents like these will not be tolerated. We will swiftly identify, track down, and charge anyone who threatens the safety of our students and staff. We urge everyone to remain vigilant and continue reporting suspicious activity so that we can take
immediate action.”

Montgomery County Sheriff Rob Streck

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