Provincial police say they’ve made an arrest after a second threat against a high school near London in as many months.
Middlesex OPP responded to North Middlesex District High School in Parkhill on Tuesday after receiving a call from a parent on Monday, who reported that a student received a text suggesting a violent act had been planned.
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On Thursday, police confirmed that the threat was false and that a young person was arrested and charged with two criminal code offences. No other details were released.
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In mid-November, OPP responded to a threat at the same school after a student showed a staff member what looked like a bomb threat on social media.
The investigation led to two counts of mischief against an individual too young to be named.
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