Crime & Safety
San Jose 12-Year-Old Suspected Of Sending 'Shoot Up' School Texts
Sylvandale Middle School students were reportedly receiving the threatening texts.

SAN JOSE, CA -- Police in San Jose have arrested a 12-year-old in connection with sending threatening text messages directed toward a middle school and several students. The 12-year-old was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats, according to the San Jose Police Department.
On Thursday at 5 p.m., police received a call from Sylvandale Middle School students about threatening text messages they received.
Police said the text messages made direct threats to kill the victims and "shoot up" the middle school.
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Investigators determined a 12-year-old Sylvandlae Middle School student was responsible for the text messages.
The student was arrested and book into Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall.
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