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Waynesboro Police had to track down a threat to the Westwood Hills community

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As if the Westwood Hills community needs to worry about anything else, some clown from Harrisonburg, over the weekend, made a threat to the school that is still sorting things out from last week’s shooting that our police department had to spend the past couple of days trying to track down.

Waynesboro Police told us about the threat in a release timestamped 7:30 p.m. Monday. Per the release, in the overnight hours Saturday, the PD received information “from out of state” about a potential threat to the school; whatever was going to happen, it was going to happen on Tuesday.

The school was already scheduled to be closed on Tuesday.

Our clown from Harrisonburg obviously was oblivious to this fact.

The PD worked with school officials and other law enforcement agencies to investigate the threat, specifically to source its origin and locate the suspect.

This afternoon, Waynesboro Police were able to locate the individual with the assistance of Harrisonburg Police Department, per the release, and determined that “the alleged threat was false,” whatever that means.

Seriously, a threat is a threat, whether it’s a hoax or not.

Charges are likely pending, we’re told.

They’d better be public with them when the arrest is made.

I can’t wait to plaster this joker’s face all over the web so that he – and you know this waste of carbon and oxygen is a he – can’t get a job that doesn’t involve having to be knee-deep in human and animal waste eight hours a day, five days a week, forever and ever, amen, going forward.

 

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