(WBBM NEWSRADIO) — Police say two recent security incidents at Lake Forest High School appear to be nothing more than student pranks with no danger to students or staff.
Last Thursday, a bullet was found in the school library, Lake Forest Deputy Police Chief Rob Copeland said.
And then on, someone drew graffiti in a school bathroom that included a racist symbol and a threat of an attack at the school by a shooter.
Copeland says investigators determined students were responsible for both incidents, which are not related.
“We don’t believe that there was a credible threat,” he said.
The school will determine appropriate punishments for the students involved, Copeland said, while police continue their investigation to determine if there will be any criminal charges.
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