Teacher takes Guns N' Roses song as threat

Published: Dec. 13, 2007 at 3:08 PM

ROCKY HILL, Conn., Dec. 13 (UPI) -- A teacher at a Connecticut school summoned state police when she heard what proved to be a Guns N' Roses song coming from the public address system.

The teacher at the Booth Free School in Rocky Hill took the words "You're in the jungle, baby; you're going to die" from the song "Welcome to the Jungle" as a threat, WFSB-TV in Rocky Hill reported.

Troopers used police dogs to search the school and found and detained three teenagers.

Once police were convinced that the teens, one of them a custodian at the school, were just having some fun with the PA system the three were released.

Booth Free School is a public elementary school in an affluent part of Connecticut between New Haven and Hartford.

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