STUDENT ARRESTED FOR MAKING SHOOTING THREATS
NATIONAL NEWS
MARCH 2012
12th Day
Fulton, MD
New Source: Fox
The on-line threat was posted and spotted on Saturday, 03.10.12 which read.."I will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus...hopefully I kill enough people to make it to national news." ..Stay away fromthe Mall tomorrow around 1:30." This threat was taken very seriously and lead to an arrest of a Maryland student the University of Maryland in College Park, near Washington. Alexander Song, a 19year student at the university sent the on-line message which led to his suspension from the school. He is not permitted to remain on campus and is also being charged with distrubing the orderly conduct at a university. According to news sources, a campus police spokesman said that Fulton did not appear to have any weapons in his possession or any access to weapons. The threat was reported by a former student which reported Fulton's message. Fulton also underwent a psychiatric evaluation, but if he is found guilty of the threats he may face a fine up to $2,500 dollars; or a sentence of 6 months in jail.
~O-O~ One should really be careful with threats online; or otherwise. They can carry you to a lot of trouble.
MARCH 2012
12th Day
Fulton, MD
New Source: Fox
The on-line threat was posted and spotted on Saturday, 03.10.12 which read.."I will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus...hopefully I kill enough people to make it to national news." ..Stay away fromthe Mall tomorrow around 1:30." This threat was taken very seriously and lead to an arrest of a Maryland student the University of Maryland in College Park, near Washington. Alexander Song, a 19year student at the university sent the on-line message which led to his suspension from the school. He is not permitted to remain on campus and is also being charged with distrubing the orderly conduct at a university. According to news sources, a campus police spokesman said that Fulton did not appear to have any weapons in his possession or any access to weapons. The threat was reported by a former student which reported Fulton's message. Fulton also underwent a psychiatric evaluation, but if he is found guilty of the threats he may face a fine up to $2,500 dollars; or a sentence of 6 months in jail.
~O-O~ One should really be careful with threats online; or otherwise. They can carry you to a lot of trouble.
He should be there for life! What a wack job.