Elementary School Shooting Threats by Two Girls in South Carolina

Both girls, aged 10 and 11, face disciplinary action and criminal charges, with weapons found at one girl's home.

Two girls, aged 10 and 11, have been charged with making threats to shoot up their respective elementary schools in Georgetown County, South Carolina, on the same day.
Weapons were found in a locked safe at the 10-year-old girl's home, while no weapons were found at the 11-year-old girl's home.
Both girls will face disciplinary action from the Georgetown County School District in addition to the criminal charges.
These incidents are part of a disturbing trend of young students threatening violence against their peers and teachers.
No link has been established between the two threats.