11-Year-Old Boy Arrested for Threatening to Shoot‌ at School

An⁢ 11-year-old boy⁤ in the US was arrested ‌and charged with​ a‌ felony for making written ⁤threats of⁣ mass shooting after bragging about having a lot‍ of weapons and threatening to shoot at ‌school. The⁤ boy, Carlo ⁢”Kingston”⁣ Dorelli, was taken into‌ custody by the ‍Volusia County Sheriff’s ‌Office.

According to the ⁣Volusia County ⁣Sheriff, Mike⁢ Chitwood, Dorelli was arrested on a⁢ felony charge of​ making a written threat to commit⁣ a mass⁢ shooting. Chitwood⁤ released a⁤ video of⁣ Dorelli being handcuffed and photos ⁤of the⁤ boy,‌ as well as ⁣a‍ photo of a desk covered ​with replica assault ‌rifles, samurai swords, and⁣ darts.

Chitwood warned⁣ parents‍ at a⁤ press conference, saying, ‌”If you don’t want to raise your children, we will help you. When ⁢we arrest a child, the photo ‍of the child ⁤will be released, and we ​will catch him.” He emphasized the importance of parents taking responsibility for ‍their‍ children’s actions.

Florida ‌has ⁣seen a surge in threats of⁤ school ⁢shootings, with 54 reports received in one night alone. Chitwood⁤ vowed to arrest children who ⁣make such ⁢threats, saying, ⁣”You little bastards who think you’re funny and you want​ to ‌be famous on social media, you’re not that smart, you’re ⁤going to get arrested.”

Other‍ states have also seen an increase ⁤in gun threats. ​In Foley, Alabama, ‌two ⁣teenagers were arrested for⁣ threatening⁤ to attack a school on​ social media. ⁣In Texas,‍ two 12-year-old boys were arrested for making​ gun threats, and at least 10 teenagers ‌were arrested for making gun ⁢and violent threats within a school year.

A ⁣recent ⁤school shooting occurred at a middle school in Georgia, killing four people. The 14-year-old gunman, Colt Gray,⁢ was charged with⁢ four counts of murder and⁢ is expected to be tried as an adult.