San Antonio Police Say 2 Accused in School Threat

By: Associated Press Email

Posted: Fri 6:58 AM, Aug 24, 2012

San Antonio police say two students have been accused of making a terrorist threat related to next week's start of school.

Classes begin Monday at Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio.

The San Antonio Express-News reports both teens were arrested Thursday night. Each faces a charge of making a terrorist threat related to their school.

Further details on the investigation of the male students, ages 17 and 18, were not immediately available. Police did not immediately return a message for comment.

A message left with the school for comment was not immediately returned Friday.

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San Antonio Police Say 2 Accused in School Threat

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