The boy, who has automatic name suppression, sent threatening emails to several organisations including the Department of Corrections and Southland Boys' High School, police say.
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An Invercargill teenager allegedly sent threatening emails to organisations. (File photo)
An Invercargill teenager who allegedly sent nationwide bomb threats has been granted bail despite strong police opposition.
Police say the boy, who has automatic name suppression, sent threatening emails to several organisations, including the Department of Corrections and Southland Boys' High School.
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