Two Senn High School students are facing misdemeanor charges after allegedly bringing pellet guns to school Monday morning, prompting a lockdown.
The boys, 14 and 15 years old, are each charged with one count of reckless conduct, according to Chicago police.
About 11 a.m., a student at the Edgewater neighborhood school went to the restroom and noticed two other students with what looked like a pistol, police said.
Once notified, a school resource officer placed the school on lockdown and identified the boys as suspects after reviewing video footage, police said.
The officer patted them down and allegedly found a pellet gun, police said. Another was allegedly recovered from the locker of one of the students.
Police said neither of the boys threatened anyone with a weapon.
They are scheduled to appear in court Dec. 9.
