SHALLOTTE — A West Brunswick High School students is being held on $41,000 bond after a fight that took place at the school yesterday and alleged threats made over the social media network Snapchat.
According to the warrant issued by the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office, Kavon Kenith Gause posted an image of guns and coffins with the words “(expletive) West,” apparently referring to West Brunswick High School. The warrant states the threat was deemed credible by the Sheriff’s Office.
Gause, a sophomore, was also involved in a physical altercation in the school.
According to Jessica B. Swencki, spokeswoman for Brunswick County Schools, “the safety of students and staff are the top priority of school leaders and law enforcement officials. While staff and school resources officers remain vigilant, the school day and events scheduled for homecoming this evening are continuing as scheduled.”
