Brookfield Central Student Could Get Prison Time for Bomb Scare

BROOKFIELD -- Brookfield Central High School was subject to a false bomb threat in early May after a note was discovered in the girls' bathroom.

According to a Journal Sentinel report, 18-year-old Hannah L. Cobleigh of West Allis faces up to three years and six months for the bomb scare, a class I felony.

According to the complaint, Cobleigh later confessed to writing the note, saying "I wrote the note in my car at the beginning of school. I put the note in the bathroom."

Police later located the bottom half of sheet of paper that the note had been written from, and also identified her handwriting after comparisons were made to a school assignment, the Journal Sentinel report said.

If convicted, she could face up to three and a half years in prison.

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