""This situation had the potential to end in a tragedy," Chief Mark Foley said at the time."
""I have personally been on site at Hoyle to support school leadership and will continue to provide consistent district-level presence throughout the remainder of the school year as needed," Holcomb said."
"Holcomb also said that the district was 'reviewing, reinforcing, and practicing' safety protocols to make sure that they are prepared for any future incidents."
Christopher and Heather Spangler were arraigned on 13 charges, including child endangerment and illegal firearm possession. An investigation began after a tip about a student bringing a handgun to school. Police found five firearms, four of which were loaded, in their home. None of the residents had valid firearm identification cards. The couple was released on personal recognizance with conditions to surrender their firearms. School officials increased security measures and reviewed safety protocols in response to the incident.
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