Threats Cause School Lockdown

(Jefferson, Ohio) Last Thursday, homemade CDs were left on eight windshields of cars in the Jefferson High School parking lot. On the CDs were graphic threats of harm to the principal and to the authors themselves. As a result, the school was placed in lockdown mode. The Jefferson Police Department is investigating, along with the FBI and the Ashtabula County Sheriff. According to Jefferson Police Chief Steve Febel, seven suspects have been identified, some students and some not.

Hopefully, this incident was caused by one or two wacko wingnuts as opposed to a cadre.