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Rowland was arrested in December by police in Wisconsin during what authorities described as a 40-minute long conversation with the school’s principal where she allegedly said she had desires to plant a bomb in the building and planned to “kill everyone.”
“During this time she also stated she wanted to put a bomb in the school and toward the end of the conversation she advised she would kill everyone there,” Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy Mark Lane wrote in an affidavit.
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Students, teachers and staff were ordered to shelter in place during the conversation, the court documents say.
Rowland was identified as a 1998 graduate of Kenton Ridge in the affidavit.
She remained in the Clark County Jail on Wednesday.
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