Harmony High School football game still on as fake threats circulate after 9 arrested in student attack: OCSO

The Osceola County Sheriff's Office said Friday night's high school football game between Harmony High School and St. Cloud High School would have more security and law enforcement after several false threats circulated Thursday night and Friday morning, following the arrest of several students earlier in the week for allegedly attacking another student.OCSO investigates false shooting threats at Harmony High SchoolThe Osceola County Sheriff's Office said it received a tip Thursday night alleging there would be a shooting at Friday's high school football game. On Friday morning, text messages began to circulate around the school with the same threat.Deputies looked into both threats and found them to be false, officials said.The sheriff's office plans to have extra deputies, K-9s, and mounted patrol officers at the high school, as well as officers from the St. Cloud police Department.Nine arrested for attacking student who stood up to bullies, officials sayOn Oct. 16, a 17-year-old stu