<p>Two 16-year-old students at a Hall County high school have been charged with making a bomb threat and threatening the principal by e-mail.</p><p>Authorities say the two threats were unrelated.</p><p>The first involved a bomb threat that was called to Chestatee High School on Wednesday and resulted in an evacuation that halted classes for 90 minutes.</p><p>The student used a cell phone off campus to issue the threat, calling a pay phone in the school cafeteria, said Sgt. Kiley Sargent of the Hall County Sheriff's Uniform Patrol Division.</p><p>The sheriff's department, Hall County Fire Services and bomb-detection dogs combed the school before students were allowed to return.</p><p>In the second incident, deputies were sent to the school on Thursday to investigate an e-mail received by principal Bill Thompson that threatened violence to faculty members and students.</p><p>Sargent said the student sent the message using another student's e-mail account.</p><p>Both students, whose names were not released because of their age, were arrested Friday and released to their parents.</p><p>Investigators say they believe the students acted alone in both cases.</p><p>Both students have been suspended from school pending a tribunal of principals from other schools.</p><p>___</p><p>HASH(0x2865a00)</p>
