Threat

A 19-year-old man is being held on terroristic threats, assault and public nuisance charges.

The man worked for Minneapolis Public Water Works Treatment and Distribution Service.

The 40-year-old became enraged on the first day of classes.

The racist death threat comes after she once again hit national headlines.

The girl allegedly threatened to "shoot up" the southern Minnesota high school.

Authorities say the man committed a string of retail thefts and is now in custody.

The 65-year-old and his girlfriend said they planned to sue the county.

Schools throughout Duluth went into lock down on Friday, April 5.

Police entered the school with weapons drawn on Friday.

Federal prosecutors say the threat happened during a call to Omar's office last month.

Classes will continue as normal.

The teen allegedly commented on an Instagram post saying "I'm sending shooter buddy."

Schools were closed out of an abundance of caution.

Another student informed school staff of a threatening video.

The special ed school employee was being investigated over the tweet.

The threat didn't come from a local number, police said.

It happened at a church on 7th Street in St. Paul.

He's been charged with threats of violence, a felony in Minnesota.

The south Minneapolis school received the threat late on Thursday.