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Cheyenne County Sheriff’s deputies requested an arrest warrant Tuesday for Charles Smith, following a series of phone calls to Potter-Dix High School in which Smith allegedly threatened to kill all “non-virgins” at the facility.
The Dix resident was taken into custody by Sergeant Brandon Loy of the the Kimball County Sheriff’s Office.
Potter-Dix administrators contacted the Cheyenne County Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 11, reporting that a threatening message had been left on the school’s voice mail over the weekend.
Chief Deputy Fred Wiedeburg responded to the contact. According to a court affidav...
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