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2 youths face charges of conspiracy to commit murder, uttering threats

Last week, police were called to investigate threats at the Eastern Passage Education Centre. In a news release, RCMP said two youths made threats on social media to harm specific youths at the school.

Suspects were brought to the Cole Harbour RCMP Detachment with their parents and were arrested

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RCMP in Cole Harbour, N.S., have arrested two youths who are accused of uttering threats on social media. (Jeorge Sadi/CBC)

Two youths are facing charges of conspiracy to commit murder and uttering threats in relation to an investigation at the Eastern Passage Education Centre.

Police say they were called to the school Feb. 7to investigate a report of two youths making threats against specific youths on social media.

That same day, police got information from the school and seized cellphones. They also determinedthe two youths involved did not have access to firearms, other weapons or the school. Police stayed at the school as a precaution.

The next day, Feb. 8, police usedsearch warrants to entertwo homes linked to the two youths. They found and seized "multiple mobile and electronic devices."

On Tuesday, the youths and their parents went to the Cole Harbour RCMP Detachment. The youths were arrested, but released on conditions to their parents/guardians.

The youth are scheduled to appear in Halifax youth courton Feb. 22to face charges of uttering threats and conspiracy to commit murder.