MARYSVILLE — A woman accused of using a student’s information to make threats against an Ohio school learns her sentence.
38-year-old Colleen May was sentenced on Aug. 27 to five years of community control, according to our news partners, WBNS.
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May pleaded guilty on two counts of attempted terroristic threats after confessing to sending multiple emails to a Marysville School, according to a previous report.
The emails made generalized statements about threats to a local school, but no specific school was named, Marysville Police said.
Officers located a possible address of the sender and responded to a home in Marysville.
While on the scene of that address, Marysville Schools received a second email containing similar statements.
Officers were able to determine that both emails were from the same sender.
May admitted to using a student’s information in an attempt to hide her identity and cover up additional alleged crimes, according to police.
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