April 24, 2025, 12:21 pm
Halifax authorities are taking swift action after multiple incidents involving school weapon threats by teenagers. With one case involving a 16-year-old charged for allegedly making explicit threats at a local high school, community members find themselves both exasperated and bemused by a situation that has quickly escalated from juvenile antics to serious legal matters.
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HALIFAX - A teenager is facing multiple charges after allegedly threatening to bring weapons to a downtown Halifax high school.
Police arrested the teen at 3 a.m. Wednesday and seized "a number" of weapons. They allege the youth had made threats to bring weapons to Citadel High School.
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