Maryland HS student, 15, accused of threatening to stab teacher, knife found

A Maryland high school student is facing charges after police say they found a weapon in their pocket after they threatened to attack a teacher. On Thursday, St. Mary's County deputies said a 15-year-old student at Great Mills High School allegedly threatened to stab a teacher. After the threat, school administrators searched the student's pockets, where they said they found a pocket knife. The school notified the Sheriff's Office. The student was charged with possession of a dangerous weapon on school property and disruption of school operations and released to their guardians. No one was injured in the incident, deputies said. Because of the student's age, deputies could not identify them.