Threatening Email Sent to Kennedy Middle School in Germantown Identified to 12-Year-Old Student
A disturbing incident unfolded at Kennedy Middle School in Germantown when a threatening email was discovered in the school's attendance account on June 2. The email, sent by a 12-year-old student, threatened violence against teachers with an AK-47, targeting both the east and west sides of the school. The school was placed on hold status while law enforcement assessed the situation. A thorough investigation led police to a Google account linked to the sixth-grade student, who admitted to sending the threat after becoming upset with a teacher. The student's family has cooperated with law enforcement and school officials throughout the investigation.
Key Takeaways:
- A threatening email was sent to Kennedy Middle School in Germantown, Wisconsin, on June 2, threatening violence against teachers with an AK-47.
- The email was discovered in the school's attendance account at 8 a.m. and prompted the school to be placed on hold status.
- An investigation led police to a Google account linked to a 12-year-old sixth-grade student, who admitted to sending the threat.
- The student stated they became upset with a teacher, which led to the threatening email.
- A referral for terroristic threats is being submitted to Washington County Juvenile Intake.
- The student's family cooperated with law enforcement and school officials throughout the investigation.
- Police confirmed the student does not have access to firearms at home.
Statistics:
- The threatening email was sent on June 2.
- The investigation led police to a Google account linked to a 12-year-old student.
- The student admitted to sending the threat after becoming upset with a teacher.
- The school was placed on hold status while law enforcement assessed the situation.
- The student's family has cooperated with law enforcement and school officials throughout the investigation.
- A referral for terroristic threats is being submitted to Washington County Juvenile Intake.
Sources:
- Mariana La Roche (WISN)