Fort Worth, Texas – Two students from Northwest ISD in Fort Worth, Texas, have been taken into custody by local police following the discovery of a disturbing and violent document. The alarming document detailing a planned attack on students and staff was brought to the attention of Wilson Middle School by a concerned parent.
According to the school district, the document was a collaborative effort among several students at Wilson Middle School and contained a “watch list” naming 25 students and seven staff members. School officials are reaching out to the families of the individuals listed on the document to alert them of the situation.
Currently, two students have been apprehended by Fort Worth police and are expected to face felony charges. The district is conducting an investigation to determine if any other students from Northwest ISD had access to the document. In a letter to parents, the district emphasized that all students involved in creating or modifying the document will be held accountable within the confines of the law.
Authorities noted that the language used in the document mirrors threats made at schools nationwide, underscoring the pervasive issue of school safety. In response to the incident, additional safety measures, security personnel, and counselors will be present at Wilson Middle School for the remainder of the week to ensure the well-being of students and staff.
The unsettling nature of the document serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and swift action in addressing potential threats within educational institutions. The collaboration between law enforcement, school officials, and the community highlights the collective effort to maintain a safe learning environment for students. As the investigation unfolds, the district remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of all individuals within the school community.