Teen girls arrested for ‘Pretty Little Liars’-inspired school threats

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Police have shared that an Ohio school was forced to cancel classes after two teenage girls made threats similar to the ones on Pretty Little Liars—featuring the “A” and all, Time reports.

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For those not as familiar with PLL, the story follows the lives of teen girls who are constantly harassed by an anonymous “A.”

Well, as Time reports, two girls—ages 14 and 15—created a Snapchat using the letter “A” and threatened to expose their classmates’ secrets. They also prompted false rumors about a school shooting.

In response, the 14-year-old reportedly wrote on the bathroom mirror: “I’m still going to shoot up the school. A.”

The two were arrested and charged in Juvenile Court after the threats lead to one and a half days of canceled classes.