WATCH: Kenneth Morgan Stancil III made his first court appearance in North Carolina Thursday to answer to first degree murder charges, where he was dragged out for an outburst.
GOLDSBORO, N.C. – A North Carolina community college is closing for the weekend after receiving threatening telephone calls that followed a shooting death involving a self-avowed neo-Nazi.
Wayne Community College officials closed the Goldsboro campus Friday morning and cancelled weekend classes and activities.
College President Kay Albertson said there wasn’t a bomb threat.
She said the college received several threatening phone calls over two days, but law officers traced the caller. She said that after local officials opted to close a high school operating on the campus, college officials did likewise to lessen confusion.
The college was evacuated Monday after an employee was killed.
Welding student Kenneth Morgan Stancil III is charged with killing Ron Lane. Stancil says he’s a neo-Nazi who hates gay people. Lane was gay and fired Stancil last month.
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