Recent Event 11/2/2015 On Thursday October 22nd El Rancho High School was placed on lock down because of a bomb/gun threat. At 8:15 am authorities were contacted due to the threat that was made online via twitter. When police detained the student that tweeted the threat and searched him he didn't have any weapons. The student was detained and has not returned to school. What do you believe the student should be charged with? Why?
101 Comments
Xxxxxx
11/2/2015 01:22:51 pm
I really think they shouldn't use this to go off on the kid and make it a big deal if they never took the time before to make it a big deal and look into it to let us know or make us realize a bit more how one little thing can get us into so much trouble.
Ruben
11/6/2015 01:17:25 pm
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Carmen
11/2/2015 01:24:06 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a minor misdemeanor because no one took this threat serious and no lives were harmed.
Xxxx
11/2/2015 01:24:18 pm
I believe that the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because because he probably didn't know that he was going to get in this much trouble and that he didn't have any wepons on him or any explosives .
Aaron Galvez
11/6/2015 01:16:34 pm
jonathan contreras
11/4/2015 01:10:20 pm
I think the kid should be charged with a misdemeanor because he probably did not realize the gravity of the subject of which he posted on twitter. This can be the difference of him actually becoming a cold-hearted criminal
Andrea Chavez
11/4/2015 01:32:11 pm
I believe that the student should be charged with a minor misdemeanor. Although the student decided to commit this reckless act, he should not be charged with a felony. Honestly, he did something without thinking about the consequences but he should take this as a lesson; not serve time.
Alejandro Ortiz
11/4/2015 06:27:59 pm
Although the threat could have resulted in lives being at risk the important thing was that no one was hurt, which leads me to believing that the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor.The reason being he did not go with the intention of actually hurting anyone, since he meant it as a joke, and just as well no weapon was found that would have led to evidence in his seriousness of the threat.
Bella Pinedo
11/6/2015 06:42:29 am
I think the student should be charged with a misdemeanor, since there were no weapons found. On behalf of his foolish behavior, hopefully this will act as a lesson to him to not be joking about serious things.
Adrian Loera
11/6/2015 07:25:45 am
Although the student did commit an error that these days you just can't not take serious anymore, I believe he should still have a chance to redeem himself after something that was blown out of proportion. At the time of the incident it would've been reasonable to charge him with a felony but after they announced the report that he was unarmed and no weapons were found at home either, it could be said that he made an error, not a small one, but an error nonetheless. Therefore, he should be granted a second chance through following the dispositions for his probation.
Ernesto Garcia
11/6/2015 07:26:54 am
Even though the student meant what he posted on social media as a joke, he should be charged with a misdemeanor because he really did not have the intension to harm anyone at school. The student is young so he made a big mistake. In this world where social media can be accessed by anyone, it is important to teach these young students what not to stay on social media even if it is meant as a joke because any kind of threat, joke or not, is taken seriously by the authorities. The student should be given a second chance to redeem himself and learn from his mistake.
Damian Ramirez Pd.3
11/6/2015 10:41:31 am
I believe he should be charged with a misdemeanor since the threat is a serious case but he did not have any weapons and no lives were harmed.
Oscar Ortega
11/6/2015 10:43:48 am
I think the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because he obviously wasn't serious and no one took it serious. He doesn't deserves anything more than a misdemeanor since no one was harmed or endangered.
Jessica Zapien (Period 3)
11/6/2015 10:44:33 am
The student should most definitely be charged with a misdemeanor, in my opinion, due to him most likely not understanding the possibility of repercussions. The student only attempted to make a joke and was not aware that he had done something wrong by making that joke.
Leanne Caldejon
11/6/2015 10:45:15 am
I feel as though the individual should be charged with a minor misdemeanor. Although he caused a big chaos at the school that morning over a "jokingly" tweet, I'm sure he was not aware of the major consequences that would fall back on him after the incident.
Olivia Cuenca
11/6/2015 10:45:35 am
I believe that the student should be charged with a misdemeanor for the reason that he didn't have the intention of actually hurting anyone. He was using it as a joke and I feel that now that he know what to say and what not to say on social media, he should get a second chance to correct his mistake.
Luis Huerta
11/6/2015 10:46:21 am
The student committed an error in posting that Tweet, no question about that. However, the student's punishment should not be too severe. It should be labeled as a misdemeanor since he didn't have any weapons on him at the time of the arrest.
wesley per. 4
11/6/2015 10:46:25 am
I don't think the student should be charged with a felony. No threats were made and none was really affected by it. He is human and made a mistake and yet most teachers want to plaster this kid as an example. Thats imhumane toture
Daniel Duenez
11/6/2015 10:46:48 am
I think he should charged with a misdemeanor-disrupting the peace
Alondra Barrios
11/6/2015 10:47:22 am
I believe the student should be charged with acting of threats,and property and social media charges.
Mauricio Cornejo P3
11/6/2015 10:47:52 am
I believe he should be charged with misdemeanor because he was probably uninformed of the consequences of what he did, he might have even been surprised that he was caught
Robert Macias-Toro Per.3
11/6/2015 10:48:25 am
As it was know it is the miners first threat so the charges for the said crime shouldn't be very harsh. I believe the student would go throw the complete 120 hrs of community service and have some type of therapy. This is only because to imply "jokes"are taken seriously.
Daisy Beltran
11/6/2015 10:48:32 am
I believe that the student should be charged with a minor charge and he should probably should go to counseling because he is young and this joke should not ruin his life.
Jackie Rivera
11/6/2015 10:49:27 am
I feel as the individual should be charged with a minor misdemeanor because he wasn't aware on how serious it was even if it was a joke .
Andrew Reyes
11/6/2015 10:50:09 am
I think he should be tried with a misdemeanor. It was an obvious thing not to do and should know that no one should something like that. Even if it is joke that sounded to serious.
Erick Cortes
11/6/2015 10:50:54 am
The student probably thought it was a joke but we have had cases where these things really do happen so this should be taken seriously but the student should be charged with a misdemeanor.
Andre Vasquez P.3
11/6/2015 10:51:15 am
The student should be charged with a felony. Yes it was supposedly a joke but in todays day and age "joking" around like that is not a good choice. The tweet was a form of terrorist threat regardless of the intention.
Valeria Perez Period 3
11/6/2015 10:51:48 am
I believe that the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor although he didn't carry a gun . He shouldn't be charged with a felony because it was a jokingly manner , i know he didn't mean it and think of the consequences if the tweet would be taken serious although it was he probably has taken this as huge lesson
MaryJane Corral (period 3)
11/6/2015 10:51:56 am
In my opinion I think the student should be charged with a felony. It was a terrorist issue. And it was very serious, even in the eyes of the people in the classroom with him. I was in the classroom next door and I was scared so much and it is not a situation where he should be let go because he is young. He knew what he was doing there, he submitted the tweet. Even if they found no weapon on him he should not be let go. So much could have gone wrong in this situation, but just because he did not do anything at the end m, doesn't mean we should leave this situation alone. Everyone knows not to say not tweet things like that. It was a terrorist threat. He should get charged with a felony. Terrorist threats especially on a school should not be made. He shouldn't be let go easily just because he's young.
Martha amezcua
11/6/2015 10:51:57 am
I believe that he simply made an unwise mistake , however I don't think he should be charged as an adult do to the fact that he didn't actually have any weapons
Salma Ballesteros
11/6/2015 11:27:18 am
I think the student should be charged with a misdemeanor. The reason for this is because he wasn't being realistic when he posted that tweet and didn't have any arms with him. He wasn't thinking of the consequences of what he did because for him it was a joke.
Joaquin Arandia
11/6/2015 11:44:57 am
I believe he should only be changed with a minor misdemeanor because he did cause a disturbance but no one was harmed
Patricia Soto
11/6/2015 11:45:59 am
I believe that he made a mistake and he tweeted something without thinking of the consequences that would occur and it was as a joke a serious one but a joke after all he should be given a second chance to be able to make things right he is only 15 his life hasn't even started yet he should be charged with misdemeanor.
michelle
11/6/2015 11:46:00 am
I think he shouldn't be charged to any full or crazy extent because he has his life ahead of him we all say stupid things and hopefully having what happen to him already has taught him to watch what he says. Why put someone through so much when there are even worse crimes out there. He's still just a kid.
Justin
11/6/2015 11:46:07 am
I Belive he shouldn't be charged with a felony. The kid is 15 and had no idea what he was getting into with a tweet. Definitely should be held responsible but it certainly does not warrant a felony on this poor dumb kids permanent record. That's serious jail time and later hardships down the road.
Blaisure Guerrero
11/6/2015 11:46:07 am
The student in my opinion meant this as a joke. He should be charged with a misdemeanor but i feel he should be expelled from the school because i fear that he might be harrased by many students which can eventually bother him and he can sooner or later end up causing harm to himself or someone else
Nicholas Serrano
11/6/2015 11:46:16 am
I personally know this kid. I know how he is and i know he wasnt going to do anything like that. He like to be a funny guy and was just being stupid wen he posted that tweet. They caught him with nothing on him because he wasnt being serious about it. I think he should be charged with a minor misdemeanor. Im sure he has learned his lesson about posting stupid things on social media. Its not worth screwing up his life at such a young age.
Kassandra pr.4
11/6/2015 11:46:17 am
I believe the student just only be charge with a minor misdemeanor. Growing up we've been taught from eighth and wrong, I don't believe he fully understood the consequences at all. Yes it was a "joking" matter to him but some students could've got hurt.
Miguel corrales
11/6/2015 11:46:22 am
I feel like he should not be charged with a felony. Nothing actually happened and he is only 15 years old and has his whole life ahead of him. He did not know his comments would be this severe as he was only joking.
Emilio Gonzalez
11/6/2015 11:46:37 am
This this kid should be charged with a misdemeanor due to the fact that this was a threat, joking or not. Threats like these during this time and place shouldn't be taken as any type of joke because students have died from threats like these.
nick garcia period 4
11/6/2015 11:46:42 am
I feel he should be able to be givin a second chance. I do not think he was thinking about how serious people would take that. He most likely just assumed everyone thought he was joking because he knew he was.
Luis morones
11/6/2015 11:46:49 am
I feel like the kid should not be charged with a felon because he did not carry any concealed weapons or an explosive on him . Being that said I know what goes on these under class men's thought as in trying to be the class clown but the tweet he posted was inappropriate and hopefully he has learned his lesson and set an example for the rest of the underclass men that threats like that aren't a joke .
Christopher Guerrero
11/6/2015 11:47:07 am
I believe the individual should be charged with a misdemeanor because he didn't really hurt anyone and was just joking around. He was probably not aware of the consequences that would come with the tweet
Giovanni Villarruel Period 4
11/6/2015 11:47:51 am
I think that individual shouldn't be charge for a dumb mistake that he had done. I fell that this mistake shouldn't ruin his life but he should have consequences for what he had done and for the chaos he had done at the school.
Robert Quijada
11/6/2015 11:48:05 am
I believe that the student should be charged with a misdemeanor Because the student did not actually have any weapons in his possession but his tweet was very dumb and scary so he should be expelled from the school district and be mentally evaluated
Vincent Fuentes
11/6/2015 11:49:08 am
I believe the kid should not be charge with a Felony. The reason I believe he shouldn't is because he is a young boy and still has a lot of life ahead of him. If he was to get a Felony it would most likely have a negative outcome. I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor.
mariah artiga
11/6/2015 11:49:16 am
i think that he should go to teen court better so they can get his record cleared and that so that his future doesn't get ruined by being in prison for a long time.
luz gutierrez period 4
11/6/2015 11:50:05 am
I believe,he didnt know what he was saying,he didnt think of the consequences. If he was found with no wepons then why should he be charged,students are always complaining about how school sucks.
Alicia Olivas
11/6/2015 11:50:39 am
I strongly believe that the student should be charger with misdemeanor. Although he caused a big situation , he was not aware of the consequences he was putting himself into at the time. By Putting the school in a situation as big as this I believe that the student should be punished but not as extreme as prison time.
Luis Hurtado per 4
11/6/2015 11:50:52 am
It seems like the comment he made on Twitter was just a reckless way of expressing his own frustrating. I believe that his intention was not to make a threat, therefore he should not be heavily charged.
Katherine Luna
11/6/2015 11:50:53 am
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because when they got him he didn't have any weapons or anything to harm anyone. He made a mistake and can learn from it to not be joking around with that kind of stuff.
Crystal Pasillas
11/6/2015 11:51:30 am
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Salvador Mayorga (Period 4)
11/6/2015 11:51:52 am
I feel the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because even though he did make a huge mistake and put that comment on social media where everyone can see I'm sure he didn't mean it and if he would've known it was such a big deal I'm sure he wouldn't have posted that.
Elena Sanchez (Period 4)
11/6/2015 11:53:03 am
I believe he should be charged with a misdemeanor, he jokingly posted that threat. He probably didn't anticipate the backlash of consequences.
Elisha Lugo
11/6/2015 11:53:38 am
The incident that happened that Thursday morning led to be believe that the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor. The consequences should be enough to learn from his mistakes but not harsh enough to ruin his life.
Kaleena Hudson
11/6/2015 11:54:47 am
As a first time offender and a minor this student should not face severe charges. His tweet is a prime example of how technology twists meanings of phrases said by people. If he had said this in person I'm sure many people would have recognized his sarcasm. Because he wrote it in a tweet it was void of emotion. If he should receive punishment, it should be decided by his peers, because it was us he disrupted that day. He shouldn't have to become a statistic over a misinterpreted joke.
Destiny Garcia
11/6/2015 11:55:39 am
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because he didn't have the intent on carrying out the action. His tweet was intended to be a joke and we could believe that because there were no weapons found. I believe he should go to teen court because the outcome of him getting a felony would not be beneficial.
Juan B per.5
11/6/2015 01:18:46 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because he most likely did not think he would get in trouble for his tweet. No one was harmed and he did not have any type of weapon or firearm.
Ashley Hernandez
11/6/2015 01:19:01 pm
I believe the kid should not be charged with a felony for the reason being that we all knew it was a joke. He was not found with any weapons that he said he supposedly had, I believe he should be charged with a misdemeanor instead.
Elyse Parada
11/6/2015 01:20:03 pm
I think he should be charged with a misdemeanor because although he didn't have weapons on him the act was not right. He should get a second chance by going to teen court.
Aaron cerecedes
11/6/2015 01:20:08 pm
I think he should be charged with a misdemeanor because he did not realize how serious the tweet he put out was.
Cynthiagl Galvan
11/6/2015 01:22:41 pm
I think he should be served with a misdemeanor because he didnt tealize how serious in trouble he would get into and also other kids didnt take him serious
Alexis F.
11/6/2015 01:22:54 pm
The student should be charged with a misdemeanor due to the fact that he did not know what would happen if he posted whag he did. As well as he didnt intend to harm anyone it was meant as a joke. Hasnt he learned his lesson already?
Kelly
11/6/2015 01:23:52 pm
I believe that the offender should be charged with a misdemeanor. Although he did not intend to cause any actual harm, his tweet was taken with serious action. But ,due to the most recent events of school shootings he should have used common sense, realizing that this would be taken in a serious manner.
Kristie Machuca
11/6/2015 01:24:14 pm
Poor kid didn't really think about the consequences, so I believe he shouldn't get an extreme punishment for it.
carlos s
11/6/2015 01:24:55 pm
I believe the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor and not a felony because of his age. Even though he made a dumb decision that has affected him greatly.
Mario Diaz
11/6/2015 01:25:40 pm
I feel like he shouldn't be put as a felony because he didn't have anything on him but he still should be punished for the tweet he put out.
Sean ulibarri
11/6/2015 01:27:40 pm
I think that he should not be charged with a felony because he had no intent on carrying out his threat. However he should still be strictly punished
Jasmine H (Period 4)
11/6/2015 01:52:59 pm
I feel like they blew it out of proportion. Although, I know they care for our safety but the kid probably learned his lesson already and I feel like they should charge him with a minor misdemeanor. He didn't actually commit the crime and we now know that he didn't have bad intentions with his tweet. This could ruin his whole life ahead of him and he should be forgiven and get a second chance. As days pass and people move on, he's probably constantly living in that day he tweeted what he tweeted and regrets it, so he should be given a second chance. We all make mistakes.
Rocio
11/6/2015 08:08:41 pm
I think he should be charged with a misdemeanor because in the end he didn't carry out his plan and no weapons were found.
Amalia Sanchez
11/9/2015 12:51:42 pm
I do not believe that he should be charged with a felony because he probably meant it as a joke. It is true that we should be concerned about our safety but because this was a high school student who probably just wanted attention. He should be charged with a misdemeanor because he should have learned his lesson when the police came in to search him. If it were me I would have never joked about such safety concerned topic in the first place.
Alexandria Simental
11/9/2015 12:54:47 pm
This situation is sensitive because of recent successful shootings and stabbings at schools. I personally do not take this situation lightly. Wether he took action or not, it was still an eerie threat. If I was a parent I would not want my child sitting next to a kid with a mindset like that. Had I known him before my perception of him might be altered but in a court of law there is no sympathy towards a defendant. I don't believe he should be allowed back at ERHS because he will most likely be bullied for his actions. I also believe parents will not agree that he should be back on campus. I hope he learns from his mistake and chooses to improve his emotions.
Adrian Flores
11/9/2015 12:56:46 pm
I feel that the minor should be charged with disturbance of the peace because the school was forced to be placed on lockdown and the Pico Rivera police was forced to take immediate action.
Rafael Gonzalez
11/9/2015 02:27:50 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a misdeamor because even though his threat was serious, it was a joke and in the end he didnt carry out his "plan." Also, the student has probably learned his lesson and will not do this again, so being charged with a fellony is not necessary for him to stop tweeting about serious things like terrorist threats.
Jazmin Alatorre
11/9/2015 06:01:57 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor because he was not aware that he could get into this much trouble for something that he thought was a joke. Although he should not be joking like that he still has the rest of his life to become a better person and learn form his mistakes.
Leslie Plaza
11/9/2015 08:08:38 pm
I'll probably be one of the few to say it basically but I believe that he should be charged with a felony. I know he's young and has a life ahead of him, but that doesn't give him the excuse to joke around. He may have good intentions and won't actually hurt anyone, but there has been many cases where a student says something similar and others physically get hurt and if the he isn't charged with a felony, it won't put an example for other students/kids to not attempt a terrorist crime.
Hoyuki
11/9/2015 08:56:14 pm
I think knowing the reason behind the tweet would be helpful to decided what he will be charged with. If I assume that he was just a kid who was not thinking things through and posted this empty threat that was a supposed "joke", probably misdemeanor.
Samantha Leggis
11/9/2015 10:12:58 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor. Although his tweet was intended to be a joke, it is still something that is taken very seriously because it is something that occurs quite often. He did not mean to hurt anyone, but hopefully with this he will learn to be more cautious of what he posts on social media.
Natalie Martinez
11/11/2015 10:41:33 pm
Knowing that this kid was joking around he should be charged with a minor misdeamenor. People post dumb stuff on social media all the time he shouldnt be sent away because he tweeted something that I imagine he regrets so much.
Alex j ortiz
11/12/2015 07:43:04 am
Honestly I believe that he should be punished to the max extent of the law, so that he will be made into an example that you can't just say what ever you want on social media that there are consequences out there.
Karen Lopez
11/12/2015 07:17:56 pm
They should not charge the teen with a felony, but with a misdemeanor. The teen was obviously not intending to cause any harm whatsoever; he did not have a weapon with him. Therefore, the teen should not be charged with an unnecessary felony. Although the teen did cause a scare, he did not have the intent to cause any damage.
Alexis
11/12/2015 08:48:56 pm
I believe the teen should be charged with a minor misdemeanor due to the fact that all these cops were sent out for a certain situation that was not true.
Amber Castillo
11/12/2015 09:21:39 pm
I think the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor because his "joke" was taken seriously by the authorities and therefore he should have some consequences. Being charged with a misdemeanor will allow the minor to learn from his mistake but it won't affect his future possibilities in comparison to another charge like a felony.
Stephanie Godinez
11/13/2015 08:39:03 am
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor. Although any type of threat should be taken seriously, he should not be charged with a felony. I do not believe the student was serious in his threat to the school and considered it to be a joke. Due to his young age he should be given another chance and it should not be put on his permanent record.
Joanna Flores
11/13/2015 11:08:24 am
This was more than likely a joke that wasn't intended to go anywhere but even then someone should know better. No one should publish anything like that.
Anette Gonzalez
11/13/2015 12:14:23 pm
I think the student should be charged with a misdemeanor. Since he didn't have the gun on him. Therefor he didn't mean to hurt anyone. If the cops would of found a weapon on him he would be charged with a felony.
Erika chacon
11/13/2015 12:17:29 pm
I don't believe the student had any intention to actually harm students therefore, he should be charged with a misdemeanor. I believe the student deserves a chance to defend himself and learn the severity of posting that on social media.
Sonya Ochoa
11/15/2015 10:56:21 am
I think the minor should be charged with a misdemeanor because he didn't know the consequences that his tweets would have and he didn't have any weapons or explosives with him when they detained him.
Randy Valenzuela
11/15/2015 08:37:51 pm
I believe the minor in this situation should be charged with a misdemeanor, although he made a threat to harm the school he was later found unarmed. I agree with this situation being a very serious one but the minor did not intend to hurt anyone as this was a joke. He should have a chance to redeem himself in a court room
Heaven
11/15/2015 10:48:01 pm
I believe he should be charged with a misdemeanor since he did not possess any weapons and probably did not realize his tweet would be taken so seriously however, he should be expelled due to the fact that there has to be another type of punishment in order to assure that this does not happen again
Albert Madueno
11/16/2015 12:23:42 pm
I believe that the young man should be charged with a misdemeanor. Although he did threaten the school it was a false claim, and there were no weapons found on him. He came to school as if it was any other day and he did cooperate with the police, they should at least let him have another chance to redeem himself, but they also need to teach him not to make a fool of himself , even if he was playing around it was taken as a serious threat.
Narai Soto
11/16/2015 06:20:47 pm
I believe the student should be charged with a misdemeanor. Even though he did make a bomb/gun threat, the student did not have any weapons on him. The student tweeted that out as a joke and did not think the police would take it seriously.
Bianca
11/17/2015 06:19:41 am
The treat was harmless he should be charged with a misdemeanor because he was not found with any weapons but should be expelled for not being mindful of his tweets and what they can cause.
Biane
11/17/2015 06:22:57 am
The student should be charged with a misdemeanor because he was not carrying any weapons or was a true harm to the school. Although, he should be expelled for not being cautious about what he tweets and not measuring the consequences to his actions.
Bernice Vega
11/17/2015 12:37:38 pm
I strongly believe that the defendant should be charged with a misdemeanor only due to the fact that he tweeted in a "joking" manner. This situation was very serious because it is considered a "terrorist act" but no other evidence leads to the conclusion that he was truly leading into an actual attack backing up his statement that it was truly just a "joke". Unless further evidence suggests other wise he should be charged with a misdemeanor.
Elizabeth Martinez
11/23/2015 07:20:26 am
The student should receive a felony charge because, although no one was hurt, there was no way of knowing if that this would be the outcome. The intent was there, and the student should be charged for it.
Felicia Zamora (Per.3)
11/23/2015 07:58:10 am
I believe he should get a misdemeanor for having to have caused a chaos and may have had the possibilities of hurting someone. Istead of the school using him as an "example" of how the school responds to there types of situations I think they should help him in case he has any family or personal problems. He's a typical teenager that just wanted to make it all a joke, but I'm sure he has learned his lesson of thinking twice before you do something.
Blass Perez
11/23/2015 10:43:40 am
I think that they overreacted because it was just a joke, but it is also the students fault for being dumb and posting something that will scare people
Derick Villafuerte
11/23/2015 12:14:40 pm
I think the student would be charged with a huge fine and community service for threatening the school. He deserves all of this because not only did he alert the authorities but he put it on social media where the whole public could see. This threat made it look intentional thus making the situation worse
Ashley Herrera
12/2/2015 11:43:53 am
I feel as if he shouldn't be charged with a felony, because it is used as an example which is unfair. He should come to teen court and be judged by his own peers and therefore learn a lesson from his mistake. He didn't intentionally mean harm; he is a good student has good grades and is involved with extra curriculars such as sports.
Bianca Arias
3/7/2016 08:39:46 am
I think that he should be charged with a misdemeanor and get a lot of hours of community service for threatening the school.And maybe from this experience he now knows better than to be posting stuff like that on social media. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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