KETTERING — A man previously accused of making threats against the LGBTQ+ community at a local high school has pleaded guilty.
Brandon Moore, 42, of Beavercreek, pleaded guilty to one count of phone threats/harassment Tuesday, according to Kettering Municipal Court records.
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As part of a plea agreement, one count of inducing panic was dismissed.
Moore was sentenced to three years of supervised probation and 90 days of electronic home detention, according to court records.
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In May, Fairmont High School received a phone call making threats against LGBTQ+ people at the school, as News Center 7 previously reported.
An investigation revealed that the number from which the call was made belonged to Moore.
As part of his sentencing, Moore is not allowed to make contact with Kettering City Schools or go on their property.
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