A 14-year-old juvenile suspect in yesterday’s social media threat against Bristol Central High School has been arrested and charged with breach of peace and threatening and will be arraigned in New Britain Juvenile court, according to an update by the Bristol Police Department.
Just after 9:30 a.m. the Bristol Police Department became aware of the threat and School Resource Officers, Board of Education staff and additional police patrols were sent to all Bristol schools while the investigation was underway.
Police officers identified, confronted and arrested the suspect, concluding there was no ongoing threat.
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