Thursday evening, Hudson police officers and firefighters joined school personnel in searching the building for a possible bomb. High school staff members were placed at every entrance to the high school early Friday morning and only authorized personnel were allowed to enter the building. When students arrived, they were directed to one of three checkpoints, where they were asked to put their backpacks, packages and bulky jackets on a table. They were allowed to enter the building after a quick inspection of their belongings. No bombs were discovered, but authorities found other things.
Police say one girl was carrying marijuana.
Four students were cited for possession of cigarettes. A boy was charged with possession of a concealed weapon for allegedly having a butterfly knife on his person. In a letter sent home to parents, Principal Lanning said students were never in danger.