SEATTLE — Seattle police say a 9-year-old boy threatened a teacher with a knife, but he was quickly disarmed and no one was hurt.
The episode occurred Wednesday afternoon at Gatewood Elementary in West Seattle.
Seattle Public Schools identified the boy as a special-needs student and said he was taken to a hospital for an evaluation.
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