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Drew Andres Owens, indicted on five felony counts for threatening mass shootings at several Charlotte schools, was released from jail on August 22, 2026, shortly before classes resumed. Owens has pleaded not guilty, and his father indicated he believed Owens was responsible for the threats. Parents have raised concerns about safety following his release.
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Drew Andres Owens, indicted on five felony counts for threatening mass shootings at several Charlotte schools, was released from jail on August 22, 2026, shortly before classes resumed. Owens has pleaded not guilty, and his father indicated he believed Owens was responsible for the threats. Parents have raised concerns about safety following his release.
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Charlotte man accused of mass shooting threats at 5 schools released days before classes begin
Charlotte man accused of making threats against schools released before classes resume