A joint investigation helped to identify the suspect through the use of school surveillance video, according to a release from Huber Heights police.
“This person was interviewed by police personnel and subsequently arrested with official charges pending review by the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office,” the police release stated.
The name of the adult arrested Tuesday was not released by police. However, Montgomery County Jail records show that Aisha Traylor, 39, was arrested Tuesday morning by Hush at the high school and booked into jail on suspicion of inducing panic. Police described the suspect as “an employee of a third-party organization that teaches unique concepts to students at the high school.”
Traylor is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in Montgomery County Municipal Court’s Eastern Division in Huber Heights for felony attempt inducing panic - school and is held on a $100,000 bond in the jail.
Neither police nor the school said what the notes threatened would happen.
“Fortunately, it has been determined that there was, at no point, an actual, credible threat to the safety of our students, staff or school,” the school stated in its message.
Credit: Montgomery County Jail
Credit: Montgomery County Jail
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