Trump Gets Big Local Offer; Bomb Threat To Get Out Of School; Driver Kills In Second OUI | Nearby News

A look at some of Thursday’s top stories:

Boch Makes Trump Big Offer

Well known car dealer Ernie Boch Jr. would like to donate $1 million to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, but can’t due to individual contributor limits.

Boch told The Hill that he would be willing to make the high dollar donation, but Trump has no vehicle to accept it. Federal campaign laws allow for individuals to donate up to $2,700 to an individual candidate. If Boch were to make a higher donation, it would need to be through a Trump-supporting Super-PAC, something the candidate has refused to endorse.

Bomb Threat To ’Get Out Of School’

A Methuen High School student was arrested Thursday morning for making a bomb threat, an isolated incident that school officials and police say is not connected to the many threats made to schools in Tewskbury and across Massachusetts this week.

Police arrested a 14-year-old student who admitted to writing and leaving a threatening note in the boy’s restroom around 9 a.m. Thursday, said Methuen Superintendent Judith Scannell. The student’s reason was that he “just wanted to get out of school for the day,” Scannell said.

Driver Charged With Second OUI In Fatal Wreck

A Hudson man has been charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and vehicular homicide, after he struck and killed a pedestrian on Route 9 Wednesday night, Jan. 20.

Jason Theriault, 33, of Hudson, was arrested and charged with operating under the influence of alcohol, his second offense and motor vehicle homicide by reckless negligent operation, said Framingham Police Lt. Stephen Cronin.

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