Police Investigate Threat Against Howard County Schools Superintendent On TikTok; Charges Are Possible
CLARKSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) -- Police in Howard County are investigating a threat made on the social media app TikTok against the school superintendent.
Police officials said they have determined the threat was made as a "joke" by a River Hill High student.
Charges are possible in the case.
The post was made on TikTok several weeks ago and since has been deleted.
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Officials said the threat was related to a controversial redistricting plan in the school system, about which a public hearing is being held Tuesday night at the school headquarters.
Police are scheduled to attend, as they normally would when large crowds are expected.
