In Upper Darby, the lockdown was lifted this morning.Īll three school districts, Franklin Township, Delsea and Elk will all return to normal operations tomorrow with a police presence on hand. They don't understand that it hurts other people."Įdward Gregar of Franklinville, NJ said, "I didn't even expect this and it's pretty crazy nowadays that you gotta worry about this type of stuff at school." Julian Rivers, a Delsea High senior said, "Kids died in Florida. I got real nervous cause there's a lot of school shootings going on and stuff like that."īack in Franklin Township, parents and students said they too were upset by the threat especially in the aftermath of the deadly school shooting in Florida. Gary Francis of Upper Darby, Pa said, "I got really scared. Still, parents rushed to retrieve their children. It never made its way into the building and was found on a side street. A student displayed a pellet gun on the way to school. Miles away in Upper Darby, another scare prompted a lockdown at Beverly Hills Middle School. They say the child must have been up around 1 a.m. Reutter School teacher about an email that threatened a shooting at the school Thursday. Police say they are seeking psychological help for the boy and then he will be released to his parents.Īuthorities received a call around 1:30 a.m. He is being charged with making terroristic threats and causing false public alarm. (WPVI) - A 10-year-old student has admitted to sending threatening emails to teachers and principals that caused the closure of three Gloucester County school districts on Thursday, police say.Īccording to authorities, the Franklin Township School District student made threats saying there would be a shooting today and tomorrow at two different schools. Sarah Bloomquist reports during Action News at 4:30 p.m. Police: 10-year-old boy behind Gloucester Co.
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