Montpelier Police to hold town hall following school threat
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - Montpelier Police are holding a virtual town hall on Thursday to answer questions about the potential school threat last month.
Earlier this week, a Montpelier High School student learned they will not have access to dangerous weapons for the next six months after a judge signed off on an extreme risk protection order.
Police say they removed an AR-style rifle, a handgun, a hunting rifle, magazines and ammunition from the student’s home following that threat. Those will remain in police custody during the order.
According to Montpelier Police, the 5 p.m. virtual town hall Thursday will answer questions like what happened, what did the police do and why, and go over the safety police provide to schools.
Click here to join the meeting via Zoom.
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