How Did NH City That Illegally Tried to Ban Firearms on School Grounds React to a Recent Threat?

A shooting threat against Hanover High School has been traced to a 14-year-old girl in Canada.

HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Police say a 14-year-old girl in Canada has been charged in connection with an online threat toward a New Hampshire high school.

Police in Hanover, New Hampshire, said the threat on Instagram was made toward Hanover High School and mentioned a shooting. They said Wednesday they traced the threat to a residence in Canada.

A threat in Hanover huh?

In cooperation with Canadian law enforcement, a search was conducted of the home and electronic devices were seized. The girl was taken into custody charged with posting the threat.

Hanover, which violated state law when it imposed a local ban on carrying firearms on school grounds responded to the threat by (you guessed it) putting more good guys with guns on school grounds.

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