Boys accused of making threat against Naperville Central High School face felony charges: police
New York teen charged last month with making threat against Naperville North High School
NAPERVILLE, Ill. (WLS) -- Two teenage boys were charged with making a threat against Naperville Central High School, Naperville police announced Tuesday.
The threat was made on Oct. 19. It was one of several that forced Districts 203 and 204 to change their schedules.
Both boys are from Naperville and were charged with felony disorderly conduct.
They are 15 and 16, Naperville police said.
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"Threats of school violence, whether written, spoken or posted on social media, are unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Parents, please talk to your children about the seriousness and potential consequences of such statements because we will continue to take them seriously and take necessary action to ensure the safety of our schools," Naperville Police Chief Jason Arres said.
Police would not provide any details about the threat that was made.
A New York teenager was charged last month with making a threat against Naperville North High School.
