A couple of Texas teenagers threatened to place pipe bombs in high school and open fire: police

Two teenagers are in custody after allegedly threatening to place pipe pumps in a Montgomery County, TexasSecondary, and opening fire against students, according to the police.

SPRING BRANCH ISD POLICE He told Fox News that the two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, were going to place pipe bombs on High School memorial before shooting the students.

The 16 -year -old, police said, attends school and was found there for about 30 minutes after the threat was made.

According to reports, threats communicated on social networks and were extremely detailed, which is what led the police to believe that the threat was credible.

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According to the police, two teenagers in the Houston area, Texas, threatened to open fire against students and place pipe bombs in a high school, according to the police. (Google Maps)

Police also said the threat was in the planning stages.

None of the students have been appointed, although the 16 -year -old has been accused of making a terrorist threat, a serious crime.

The FBI Houston office attributed the credit for helping to track the two students before they can execute their plan.

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“FBI Houston He received information yesterday that two minor teenagers from the Houston area were planning an attack of massive victims in a local school, “the agency wrote in X.” Our threat mitigation team immediately responded to help (the Houston Police) and (the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office) identify and arrest them. “

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the case and pointed out that students attended different secondary schools.

The Sheriff’s office also said that one of the people was in custody for unrelated positions, while the other was arrested in Harris County.

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“The security of our schools and the community remains our highest priority. We understand the concerns that this situation can cause students, parents and the faculty, and we are taking all the necessary precautions,” said the Sheriff’s office. “Additional security measures have been implemented, and we continue working closely with school officials and our law application partners to guarantee a safe environment.”