The incident occurred on Nov. 16 and the police arrested the boy on Nov. 18. He was taken to the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center, according to the report.
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Juvenile Court Administrator Rob Clevenger said the juvenile had a hearing before Judge Kathleen Romans on Nov. 19 and she ordered a risk assessment.
The boy was released from the detention center Tuesday and placed on house arrest. He has a pre-trial hearing scheduled for Dec. 21.
Lakota School officials said the 14-year attends Hopewell Junior School. They declined further comment due to the suspect’s juvenile status.
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