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14-Year-Old Boy Arrested, Allegedly Brought Two BB Guns to Hammond School

Sandy Hook Promise alerted the FBI after the teen posted threats online, and deputies found several rifles and a handgun at the home.

  • Crawford County deputies arrested a 14-year-old student on Monday on charges of threatening to commit mass violence on school property, a Class C felony. The teen allegedly posted plans for a school shooting on social media.
  • The Sandy Hook Promise organization notified authorities after receiving tips about threatening online posts. The FBI and Oklahoma City Police Department traced the threats to a Crawford County residence.
  • Social media posts included statements such as "...been thinking about shooting up a school...I have a gun, a plan, a list..." Investigators searching the home found several rifles and a handgun matching the weapon pictured online.
  • Following the arrest, the teen was taken to a juvenile facility. The incident occurred two days before Alma, Mountainburg, and Van Buren schools began the new school year Wednesday.
  • Sgt. Philip Pevehouse, spokesman for the Crawford County Sheriff's Office, described the case as "prevention and intervention." Authorities ensured area school leaders were aware of the threats before the school year began.
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