posted by Joe Polk at 2:17 PM /
Mt. Lebanon school officials notified parents of a possible bomb threat scrawled on a bathroom wall at Mt. Lebanon High School this morning, but police do not believe the graffiti is a credible threat.
Deputy Chief Ken Truver described the graffiti as including "a circle with a fuse coming out of it" -- like an old-fashioned cartoon bomb or cannonball. Principal Ron Davis' message to parents said the graffiti included the statement "Bomb 1/26."
Similar drawings have appeared before, Truver said, and police are treating it as vandalism. After notifying police of the graffiti, Davis asked students and staff to be aware of anyone behaving out of the ordinary.
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_608877.html
Deputy Chief Ken Truver described the graffiti as including "a circle with a fuse coming out of it" -- like an old-fashioned cartoon bomb or cannonball. Principal Ron Davis' message to parents said the graffiti included the statement "Bomb 1/26."
Similar drawings have appeared before, Truver said, and police are treating it as vandalism. After notifying police of the graffiti, Davis asked students and staff to be aware of anyone behaving out of the ordinary.
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_608877.html
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