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Two 12-year-old sixth-grade boys at West End Elementary near Walnut Grove
were arrested Thursday after the discovery of a notebook containing what
authorities said were terrorist threats.
The notebook was discovered Wednesday afternoon by school personnel.
It was turned over to the principal, who turned it over to law
enforcement authorities.
Etowah County Sheriff’s Department Sgt. Lanny Handy, supervisor for
school resource officers, said the notebook contained lists of school
faculty members, school personnel and students.
Handy said nothing was found to indicate the students planned to
carry out any type of attacks. He said the students thought of it as a joke.
The boys told officers they got the idea from a cartoon,
“Death Note,” Handy said.
“Death Note” is on the Cartoon Network’s “Adult Swim,"
a block of animated programming geared to adults. The show is
about a notebook in which if a person’s name is written the person will die.
Etowah County Superintendent of Education Mike Bailey said in a news release
that Handy and an officer from the juvenile probation office met with school
officials, parents and students involved Thursday morning. Bailey said
the students have been suspended from Etowah County schools indefinitely
pending orders through juvenile court.
Threats like this are taken very seriously by law enforcement,
Sheriff Todd Entrekin said. “No matter what age the students are,
in light of what has happened recently in Georgia and other incidents
around the country, we consider all threats to be a very serious matter.”
Entrekin said it’s important for parents to be aware of what their
children watch on television.
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