Parent of EKU student accused of threatening to blow university up

RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT) – Courtroom data obtained by WKYT say a person threatened to explode Japanese Kentucky College after his son was academically suspended.

That man, Patrick Corridor of Pike County, was arrested by Kentucky State Police on Sunday and is now in jail.

Police had been dispatched final week to the Whitlock Constructing on EKU’s campus, which homes the college’s admissions and registrar places of work.

They are saying an instructional advisor reported Corridor known as her workplace, ”screaming and cursing at her and made threats to blow her and EKY up,” including Corridor’s son had been academically suspended earlier within the week.

A senior counselor additionally reported that Corridor had threatened her, saying that he was a firefighter and above the legislation.

Pike County officers inform us that Corridor and his son are each members of the Massive Creek Volunteer Fireplace Division. We’re informed Corridor has been suspended till additional discover.

When the senior counselor requested Corridor if he was threatening her, he said, “it’s a promise sweetheart. I promise I might tear you up,” including, ”I used to be within the army. I do know that you must tough up a couple of folks to get s*** achieved.”

In response to courtroom data, Corridor informed police that he was offended and it didn’t matter to him if the varsity blew up due to how the employees dealt with his son’s grades.

Corridor has been charged with terroristic threatening. He’s being held within the Pike County Detention Heart.

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