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Saturday, June 10, 2006
Classes at Clover Park High canceled after MySpace death threat
LAKEWOOD -- An online threat against at least two dozen current and former Clover Park High School students prompted cancellation of classes at the school Friday.
The message was sent through MySpace.com and said everyone at the school would die Friday so the sender would never be treated badly again, Lakewood police Lt. Dave Guttu said. Police received a call Thursday night from one of the students who received the threat.
Staff members searched the school Thursday night and again Friday morning and found nothing.
Lakewood police were working with MySpace.com to try to identify the sender. The school was expected to reopen Monday, Guttu said.
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