Threatening message written on Burlington school wall

Posted May 19, 2010 9:13 pm.

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BURLINGTON – Halton Regional Police are investigating the discovery of a threatening message written on a washroom wall at a Burlington school.

Police have not released the content of the message, but say it was scripted in graffiti style and contains a generic style message.

They say their investigations so far do not show any credible threat to the students and teachers, or anyone visiting Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School.

A school liaison officer will be on duty while police continue to investigate the message.

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