LSUS, the FBI, state police and local law enforcement worked to find the student who was arrested Sunday in Seattle.
SHREVEPORT — A Louisiana State University-Shreveport official says a former student has been arrested for threatening school employees.
The Shreveport Times reports the threats were made in a series of YouTube videos, starting Thursday. A security alert was sent out Friday in response and was canceled Sunday.
LSUS Chancellor Larry Clark said at a Monday forum about the event that none of the threats mentioned a gun, but they targeted LSU’s president and two science faculty members.
Clark says the unidentified student, who goes by the name « Druid Frocket » on YouTube, had been jailed for 15 months prior to the release of the videos; it’s unclear what she was charged with.
LSUS, the FBI, state police and local law enforcement worked to find the student who was arrested Sunday in Seattle.
