Student created a ‘hit list’ at a Davie middle school but what was punishment?

DAVIE, Fla. – Students are talking about a classmate accused of making a “hit list.”

School leaders at Indian Ridge Middle School acknowledged that there was a series of threats against specific people and the school itself over the past two weeks.

One student said it was an eighth-grader. “People make fun of him and he wrote a list about other people he wanted to kill.”

The handwritten list apparently targeted dozens of names but none of the threats were ever carried out.

On Tuesday, the school sent out a notice to parents that read:

“…It was reported that a student did create a list. Administration, in collaboration with Davie police, investigated the matter… The student responsible for the threat received consequences commensurate with the district’s discipline matrix.”

Parent Nicole Andrews said: “It’s unfortunate in this time that something like that is happening, Even if it could be a joke. Going about this. It has serious consequences.”

According to multiple sources, the eighth-grader is the son of a staff member at Indian Ridge with many wondering if that may have been why he may have not been disciplined.

The Davie Police Department is not saying if the boy was expelled or suspended.

Thursday was the last day of classes in Broward County.


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Terrell Forney joined Local 10 News in October 2005 as a general assignment reporter. He was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, but a desire to escape the harsh winters of the north brought him to South Florida.

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