11-Year-Old Boy Arrested⁣ for Threatening ‌Mass Shooting in Florida

▲11-year-old boy Carlo “Kingston” Dorelli ⁢from Florida, USA, was handcuffed and arrested by police.

An 11-year-old boy in Florida, USA, was arrested by police for boasting at school about having a large number of weapons and threatening to massacre in ​two schools. The boy, Carlo⁤ “Kingston” Dorelli, was taken into custody and charged with a felony for making written threats of mass shooting.

According to Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood, Dorelli’s arrest was made after he posted a video on Facebook,​ showcasing the boy being handcuffed. Chitwood also released a photo of Dorelli and a photo of a desk covered with replica⁢ assault rifles, samurai‌ swords, and darts.

Sheriff⁤ Chitwood warned parents at a press conference, stating, “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. We will catch him.” This statement comes as Florida received 54 reports of‍ threats of school‌ shootings in one ​night alone.

Chitwood expressed his frustration, saying, “Those​ little bastards who think they are funny⁣ and want to be famous on social media, you are ‌not that smart, you will be arrested.” ‍This⁤ surge ‍in⁢ gun threats is not limited to Florida, as police in Foley, Alabama, arrested ‌two teenagers⁣ for threatening ⁢to attack a school ⁤on social media.

Similar incidents ⁣have been reported ⁤in Texas, where two 12-year-old boys were arrested for making gun threats. Texas authorities have arrested at least 10 teenagers suspected of making‌ gun⁣ and violent threats within a school year.

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