They’re investigating a new threat of violence targeting the High School in Searcy, Arkansas.
It’s not just happening in Bryant, Arkansas.
The Searcy Police Department have just confirmed they are actively investigating a threat of violence directed at Searcy High School, as announced by Chief Steve Hernandez. In response, the police presence at local schools has been significantly increased for this week. The news come after an arrest was made in Bryant of a similar nature.
Daily Citizen reporter Greg Geary tracked down details of the story.
Real Threat Made Against Searcy High School
Chief Hernandez, while conducting patrols at McRae Elementary School, stated that details about the nature of the threat are being withheld to protect the ongoing investigation. However, he confirmed that a credible threat was indeed made against the school.
This incident follows a similar case in Bryant, Arkansas, where a juvenile was charged for making a school threat, highlighting a concerning trend of school safety issues. The Searcy community is urged to remain vigilant as the investigation continues.
Local law enforcement and school officials are working closely together to ensure student and staff safety, with additional measures in place at all educational facilities.
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