McCoy said even though no harm was intended by the girls, they could face criminal charges for their actions.
“The potential is always present when dealing with a suspicious package that it could be deadly,” McCoy said. “In today’s day and age, you just cannot do this kind of stuff.”
In addition to Ravenna police and the HAZMAT crew, assistance was received from the Portage County Sheriff’s Office, Kent Fire Chief Jim Williams, Ravenna Fire Chief Geoff Cleveland and Mark Griffiths of the Portage County Emergency Management Agency.
McCoy said the incident will be referred to the Portage County Prosecutor’s Office for possible charges against the girls.
starseed_10 wrote:they obviously shouldn't/won't be criminally charged, but somebody will have to pay for the bomb squad and all that other crap. they shouldnt have turned themselves in.
starseed_10 wrote:they obviously shouldn't/won't be criminally charged, but somebody will have to pay for the bomb squad and all that other crap. they shouldnt have turned themselves in.
its4am_isanybodyhome wrote:i think i'm going to make some of these to decorate my room.
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