A 17-year-old girl remains in jail Monday after Hall County officials say she left bomb threats in her school’s bathroom that mentioned ISIS.
Destiny Kaila Sanchez faces terror threat charges, according to jail records. She was booked April 13 on a $11,200 bond.
According to Channel 2 Action News, a school resource officer found more than 100 bomb threats, some referencing ISIS, on a North Hall High School girls’ bathroom wall on nine different occasions. Some of the threats were also found in Sanchez’s book bag.
The sophomore has been suspended from the school, the news station reported. She is also banned from all Hall County school campuses and faces expulsion.
North Hall High student charged with terroristic threats after a school resource officer discovered "bomb" & "ISIS" notes. pic.twitter.com/MYJt8W20yj
— Chris Jose (@ChrisJoseWSB) April 17, 2017
Parents were notified of the arrests, but no students were in danger.
Sanchez hadn’t had any disciplinary issues in the past and is cooperating with authorities. Officials told Channel 2 there is no evidence the teen has pledged allegiance to ISIS.
No other details were released.
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