Who am I to share information? A CONCERNED PARENT, THAT'S WHO

It seems some of the local constabulary was less than thrilled with my revealing what I understood to be credible accurate information regarding the lock down at North Oconee High school today. I  stand by my reports of earlier today. 

The "first" threat wriiten on the bathroom wall reportedly said
"Brown will never know who it is. I'll shoot up the whole school. you will all die." or words to that effect. I have not seen the texts or snapchats (since removed) of that post. This first post was done at lunch.

When information of this sort is not being reported immediately in the press and then there is an obvious attempt to cover it up at the school and at the sheriff's office, I think it's my duty to report it, don't you? I would not want anyone to shoot students at any school, especially here. 

The second threat was written in black magic marker with more epithets hurled at the North Oconee principal and his last name used specifically. Multiple parents have come forth from multiple school concerned about this legitimate threat. This second threat was discovered as school was letting out.

That second threat was scribbled on a wall looking like particle boards and was titled "Brown in retarded." "He thought he could catch me but that pussy knows the school is still doomed to get shot up (I always carry heat)." and signed "Future School Shooter." I do have a photo of that.

Sources that have talked to Dr. Brown have indicated that a GBI handwriting expert has been brought in and that there would be increased security at North Oconee High School tomorrow (Friday).

This is the note that Dr. Brown sent to the parents of North Oconee High School students:

A message from NORTH OCONEE HIGH SCHOOL

NOHS Parents,
Earlier today a student discovered graffiti of a concerning nature in one of our restrooms at NOHS. It was reported to school administrators.  As a precautionary measure, we immediately placed the school on a soft lockdown and the school day proceeded while school leaders and local law enforcement officers investigated.  It was determined that there was no credible threat.  The lockdown was then lifted and law enforcement officials departed shortly thereafter. As you know, our most important responsibility is the safety and security of our students.
As always, thanks for your support of NOHS.
Philip Brown