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Staff Report
Columbus police have identified an 11-year-old suspect in connection with a school threat reported at Calvary Christian School on Jan. 9.
The investigation began after a student received a text message referencing a potential threat and informed a parent, who contacted school officials.
Police immediately were alerted to the incident at approximately 8:03 p.m. and initiated an inquiry into the matter.
On Jan. 13, authorities identified the 11-year-old, who admitted to sending the message but did not provide a motive. The suspect was taken to the Terrell County Regional Youth Detention Center.
A hearing in Juvenile Court was scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 14.
School officials have worked closely with law enforcement throughout the investigation and emphasized their commitment to student safety. The school is set to reopen following the resolution of the case.
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