Arrests in Two School Shooting Threat Incidents

Two separate incidents involving threats of school shootings have led to arrests in Michigan and California. In Michigan, a 16-year-old student at Lake Orion High School was apprehended by the Oakland County Sheriff's Office after making a threat on social media about a potential shooting, causing hundreds of students to miss school as a precaution. The student was found to have no access to weapons at home. Meanwhile, in Merced, California, a 16-year-old and his father were arrested after a threat was reported at Golden Valley High School. The father, Jonathan Olvera, was charged with child endangerment after police discovered six unsecured firearms in their home, while the teenager was charged with criminal threats and firearm offenses. Both cases highlight the importance of timely reporting and investigation in preventing potential school violence.