Man who threatened Las Vegas school shooting using ex-classmate’s name heads to prison

Man who threatened Las Vegas school shooting using ex-classmate’s name heads to prison

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A man who used a high school acquaintance’s name in an online threat about a mass shooting at a Clark County School District high school will serve at least six years in prison, a judge ruled Monday. Noah Delponso, 31, accepted a guilty plea earlier this year on charges including making a terror threat and stalking, records said. As part of a plea deal, Delponso agreed to serve up to 20 years in prison. "I want to commend you…