‘Strong presence’ of law enforcement expected at Tennessee schools after social media threat
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SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) — The Bedford (Tennessee) County Sheriff’s Office will provide a strong presence of law enforcement after a threat was made against students and faculty at two schools in the county, the sheriff’s office said on Saturday.
The sheriff’s office said it is aware of a threat made against students and faculty at Shelbyville Central and Harris Middle and would have a “strong presence” of law enforcement at the schools on Tuesday. Students do not attend school on Monday because of fall break.
A similar threat was reported at St. Joseph Central High School on Friday and three juveniles are in custody.