A student at Valley High School has been arrested after he allegedly made a threat about having a gun.
On April 12, a person saw 18 year-old Shunka Wakan Wakiyanto Campbell of Louisville, watching a machine gun video on his phone while in a hallway. When told the video was inappropriate to be watching at school, Campbell allegedly said they should be worried about the gun in his backpack rather than the video on his phone.
The comments made by Campbell caused Valley High to be placed on a possible shooter threat level, according to Campbell’s arrest report.
The report states Campbell was later found not to have a gun, but was suspended for five days.
Campbell was arrested this week across the street from the school with a loaded Colt revolver and a 50-round box of ammo. He was charged with carrying a concealed deadly weapon and terroristic threatening. Campbell remains in custody at Louisville Metro Corrections on a total of $35,000 cash bond.
Source: WAVE
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