UPDATED: 6:10 p.m., Friday:
Police allege in court papers that teacher Joseph Bordri made a threat against Neshaminy High School Principal Ryan Staub, who started at the school last summer.
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“If you hear shooting coming from the principal’s office tomorrow, don’t come running,” Bodri allegedly said in front of colleagues at a gathering of Neshaminy employees at a home in Middletown Thursday evening.
An employee’s husband told police that Bodri owns a handgun and another teacher said Bodri appeared irritated when the statement was made.
An increased police presence was reported at the high school on Friday.
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The school district said they did not wish to comment on the matter.
Original Story:
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A Neshaminy High School teacher has been accused of making threats.
Joseph Bodri, 64, of Upper Moreland in Montgomery County, a science teacher, allegedly made statements Thursday in front of witnesses that were threats against several administrators, Middletown police said.
Bodri was arrested after an overnight investigation.
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He was arraigned early Friday with terroristic threats and released on his own recognizance.
Editor’s Note: All individuals arrested or charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The story was compiled using information from police and public court documents.
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