Charges dropped in Cape school threat case, but investigation continues
Charges against Ian Fotheringham were dropped due to evidence discrepancies, but the investigation into alleged school threats continues, officials said.
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Prosecutors drop charge against Cape Cod teen accused of planning school shooting
Prosecutors have dropped a criminal charge against a Cape Cod teen who they previously accused of planning a shooting at a Falmouth school, the Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday. Falmouth resident Ian Fotheringham, 18, pleaded not guilty to one count of threatening to use a deadly weapon in a public building during his arraignment in Barnstable District Court last week.
Charges dropped against Falmouth teen accused of making threats against school - Boston News, Weather, Sports
The Cape and Islands District Attorney announced the charges against the teen accused of making threats against a school have been dropped after investigators learned of a discrepancy in the case. Investigators say that discrepancy has made further prosecution no longer possible. Ian Fotheringham, 18, was accused of making threats against an elementary school in Falmouth. Police said Fotheringham was identified as the man spotted by a teacher wa…
District Attorney issues statement regarding alleged plot for school shooting in Falmouth
FALMOUTH – From Cape & Islands District Attorney’s office: Cape & Islands District Attorney Robert J. Galibois announced today an update regarding the investigation into alleged threats against a school in Falmouth, MA. This matter originated out of the Barnstable District Court considering the initial reporting of alleged threats made by the Defendant in August […] The post District Attorney issues statement regarding alleged plot for school sh…
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST 18-YEAR-OLD FALMOUTH MAN ACCUSED OF...
ABOVE: Ian Fotheringham’s booking photo from earlier in September. Insert: “Nolle prosequi” is a Latin phrase that translates to “I am unwilling to pursue.” In legal terms, it refers to a prosecutor’s decision to voluntarily drop or dismiss criminal charges against a defendant before a trial or verdict. Essentially, it’s the state’s way of saying they will not move forward with the case at this time. This could happen for various reasons, such …
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