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Thursday, August 14, 2025

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Thursday, August 14, 2025

Irving – MacArthur student detain after bringing homemade clock to school

Ahmed Mohamed was suspended for three days and questioned by police after a teacher at MacArthur. photo: globalnews.ca
Ahmed Mohamed was suspended for three days and questioned by police after a teacher at MacArthur. photo: globalnews.ca

A 14-year-old North Texas student and his family blame fear of Islam for his arrest on charges of making a “hoax bomb.”

Ahmed Mohamed, a freshman at Irving MacArthur High School, said he took an electronic clock he built over the weekend to school Monday morning to show his first period engineering teacher his skill with making things.

Irving police released a report Tuesday that lists three MacArthur High teachers as complainants against the teen on the charge of “hoax bomb.” Irving Police Officer James McLellan said school officials simply thought the device was suspicious and acted out of caution.

“Clearly, there were disassembled clock parts in there, but he offered no more explanation than that,” McLellan said. “A lot of these details that the family and he have provided to you were not shared with us yesterday. He was very much less than forthcoming.”

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