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Brownstown district adds officers at schools after threat to high school student
Brownstown Schools said a call threatened an individual student at Brownstown Central High School on Monday. The district planned extra law enforcement at every school while police and school officials investigated.
BROWNSTOWN, Ind. — Brownstown Schools said it would have additional law enforcement at all of its schools Monday after a caller threatened violence against a student at Brownstown Central High School.
The district said local dispatch received the threat Sunday evening. In a message to families, officials said police and school staff were investigating and that parents were being contacted.
The district described the added police presence as a precaution, saying student safety was its top priority. It did not release further details about the threat or the investigation.