Police: Student sent for psych evaluation after threat at FDR High School in Hyde Park
Town of Hyde Park police say the 15-year-old made threatening statements about hurting other students at the high school.
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Dec 20, 2022, 10:56 PM
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Updated 1,049 days ago
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5h agoOfficials say a Dutchess County teen was suspended and sent to a hospital for a psychological evolution after making a threat at Franklin D. Roosevelt High School.
Town of Hyde Park police say the 15-year-old made threatening statements about hurting other students at the high school.
He is scheduled to be on juvenile probation.
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