DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — An elementary school student in DeKalb County will be charged with making terroristic threats for creating a "kill list."
The Montgomery Elementary School student, who has not been identified because of the person's age, will be charged with terroristic threats on a process summons. But the student will not be arrested and processed in juvenile intake, due to age.
Channel 2's Richard Elliot spoke with the mother of a fourth-grade student, and she was upset that she didn't know about the incident until Elliot told her about it.
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"I'm terrified, and to know that I haven't been alerted in my email yet from the school or the district really upsets me," one parent said.
Officials said it appears that at no point were students in any immediate danger.
The DeKalb County School District said officials did a thorough investigation when they found out about the alleged list. School counselors and social workers were made aware of the situation to provide support for students and families.
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