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16-year-old male student in custody due to social media threat

Lake City, Arkansas – Following a threat on social media, a Riverside High School student was taken into police custody.
A picture of what looked to be a 9mm handgun was posted on Snapchat with “School Ready” typed under it, according to Riverside Public Schools.
The 16-year-old male student who the school said posted the photograph went to school Monday morning but checked out at lunch.
According to the school, a community member notified the school around 3 p.m. about the post.
Staff found that the student was no longer on campus, and law enforcement was called.
Sometime after they were made aware of the post, law enforcement took the teen into custody.
According to the school, they determined a pellet gun was what had been pictured on Snapchat.
“We have no reason to believe that any students or staff were in any direct danger today,” said school officials. “We hate that such a foolish act has tarnished what was a great first day back to school for Riverside students and staff.”
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