Woman charged with making terroristic threats toward Northridge Schools

Northridge Local Schools as seen from the drone operated by Logan Mohn as a part of his work as a summer intern.

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Northridge Local Schools as seen from the drone operated by Logan Mohn as a part of his work as a summer intern.
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Updated Sept 24, 2024
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A woman accused of making a threat of violence last week against Northridge Schools in Harrison Twp.

Rayona M. Hunt, 23, was arraigned Monday in Vandalia Municipal Court for making terroristic threats, inducing panic and obstructing official business, all felony charges.

Her bond was set at $250,000.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office began investigating after a Sept. 17 Facebook post circulated threats of violence directed at Northridge Schools at 2011 Timber Lane in Harrison Twp.

Rayona Hunt

Credit: Montgomery County Jail

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Credit: Montgomery County Jail

“The investigation determined the threat was made through a specific electronic device, owned by Rayona Hunt,” an affidavit stated.

Hunt reportedly deleted the Facebook post and Facebook account involved.

Administrators ordered a lockdown; many concerned parents either responded to the school or made phone calls; and deputies were pulled from patrol duties and temporarily assigned to the school, the affidavit read.

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