Youths Sentenced After Admitting School Threats
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Two former St. Anthony High School students pleaded guilty to making criminal threats about planning to shoot classmates and teachers.
The youths were each placed on probation for a year, ordered to perform 150 hours of community service, ordered to undergo psychological counseling and fined about $50, Police Det. Dana Braak said. Their names were not disclosed because of their ages.
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