Studies underway after students have threatened the weapons in terms of school on social media

The following is a press release from the Sheriff office of the Bonneville County.

Ammon – The deputies of the Sheriff Bonneville County examine a threat to a student at the Sandcreek Middle School in Ammon.

A report was created on Monday evening a report in which a student threatened to bring a weapon to school. The police officers of Idaho Falls, the MPs of the Sheriff Bonneville County and the employees of Bonneville School District 93 identified a student of the Sandcreek Middle School as a source of threat.

The MPs were able to localize the student and the parents in their residence late Monday, and an investigation is underway.

The student involved will not take part in the school on Tuesday, and at that time there is no information that indicates another threat or a problem that has not been addressed. The Sandcreek Middle School will operate after a normal schedule today and additional resources from the sheriff's office will be appropriately available.

The MPs and Sdistrict 93 employees of the Sheriff of Bonneville County would like to thank those who quickly reported the incident that early intervention could take place. The threats to schools are taken seriously, whereby district employees and MPs work together that use the guidelines of the National Threat Assessment Center to determine the risk of pupils and adequate measures for further security.

An important part of this process is when parents and students report rumors, behavior and suspicious activities in good time.

Whenever someone has information or concerns about a threat to schools, your local law enforcement should be created immediately. Reports can also be created anonymously via East Idaho Crime Stopper at www.ifcrime.org or the Sever -Tell -App on your mobile device.