Police are reportedly pursuing charges against a third-grader accused of making bomb threats against two Ohio schools.

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Details on third-grader accused of making bomb threats at Ohio schools

PEOPLE reports, a third-grade girl allegedly used a Facebook account to claim that someone had planted bombs at Lorain's Clearview High School and Durling Middle School. Authorities have not shared the exact time of the threats, but both schools, along with the Clearview Local School District, were locked down on Dec. 12.

Additionally, the outlet reported, authorities determined the bomb threat was a false alarm after they found no explosives. Operations returned to normal in both schools on December 13, per WOW.

WHICH revealed that the third grade student is not in one of the schools targeted with bomb threats. He actually goes to Vincent Elementary School. While his name and exact age remain undisclosed, officials say he is now facing terrorizing charges related to his social media posts. Investigators followed up on his account, and authorities confirmed he admitted to making similar threats in September.

The Ohio School Community reacts and what is it for the third grader?

PEOPLE adds that the third-grade girl faces criminal charges and has been sent to the Hamilton County Juvenile Court Assessment Center, according to Dr. Jerome Davis, superintendent of the school district. The center's goal is to prevent children from becoming deeply involved in the juvenile justice system, as described on its website.

Meanwhile, Jacob Kyle, the head coach at Durling Middle School — one of the schools targeted by the bomb threat — shared his thoughts on the situation. Kyle told WOIO he couldn't believe a young girl was behind the threats.

"It's very disturbing" Kyle said. "Seeing these kids and having kids in this school today, it's not what you want to hear, especially for someone that young to have access to social media."

Also, Kyle expressed surprise that he had access to Facebook, saying he shouldn't be on social media. "I don't think it should be under 18s, to be honest, but that's me" Kyle continued.

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