当局于周二逮捕了一名来自北卡罗来纳高点大学(HPU)的大学生，原因是涉嫌策划和威胁校园集体枪击事件。
高点警察局在一份报告中称，19岁的保罗·斯特伯是马萨诸塞州波士顿的一名新生，在校园当局在他的宿舍里发现枪支和弹药后，他被警方逮捕声明周三发布。校园官员说，斯特伯的一个同学提醒他们注意学生的枪支。
保罗·斯特伯，19岁，因涉嫌策划在北卡罗莱纳州校园进行大规模枪击而于周二被捕。
声明称:“抵达的警察对宿舍进行了回应，观察并缴获了枪支，并将这名学生——19岁的保罗·斯特伯(Paul A. Steber)拘留，他是马萨诸塞州波士顿的一名新生，并被移送至高点警察局接受讯问。”。
北卡罗来纳州法律禁止任何人以任何身份在教育财产上或在私立或公立学校、学院或大学主办的活动中携带火器。
斯特伯被指控犯有两项校园或其他教育财产武器重罪(一项F级重罪)。他以200万美元的保证金被拘留在吉尔福德县(高点)监狱。
根据声明，在调查过程中，侦探们还“找到了可能的理由指控斯特伯一项传播对教育财产的大规模暴力威胁(H级重罪)”。第三笔费用的保证金定为100万美元。
法庭文件显示，斯特伯在审问时向警方承认，他有“杀人的计划和时间表”，根据波士顿25新闻，并被当局视为“对社会的威胁”
北卡罗来纳法律禁止人们在教育财产上携带枪支。
周三在法庭上，地方检察官说斯特伯“从去年12月开始就一直在考虑这个问题。他不再是一个弃儿了。”地方检察官声称斯特伯说他选择在北卡罗来纳接受高等教育是因为在该州更容易获得枪支。
据称，斯特伯还告诉警方，如果他们不加入兄弟会，他会自杀。
斯特伯已经被高中开除了。
“在另一所学校或类似的地方听说这件事是一回事，但你永远不会感觉到它会发生在你上学的地方，就在你每天生活和上课的地方，”HPU小科尔顿·泽尼说福克斯8。
“想到这种事情真的会在任何地方发生，真是令人不安。这可能发生在你自己的校园里。”
COLLEGE STUDENT ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY PLANNING, THREATENING MASS SHOOTING ON CAMPUS
uthorities arrested a college student from North Carolina's High Point University (HPU) on Tuesday for allegedly planning and threatening a campus mass shooting.
Paul A. Steber, a 19-year-old freshman from Boston, Massachusetts, was apprehended by police after campus authorities found firearms and ammunition in his dorm room, the High Point Police Department said in a statement released on Wednesday. Campus officials said one of Steber's fellow classmates alerted them to the student's firearms.
Paul Steber, 19, was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly planning a mass shooting at a North Carolina campus.
"Arriving officers responded to the dorm room, observed and seized the firearms and took the student, identified as Paul A. Steber, W/M, 19, a freshman from Boston, Massachusetts, into custody, and transported him to the High Point Police Department for questioning," the statement said.
North Carolina law prohibits any person from carrying a firearm in any capacity on educational property or at an event sponsored by a private or public school, college or university.
Steber has been charged with two Felony counts of Weapons on Campus or Other Educational Property (a Class F Felony). He was detained at the Guilford County (High Point) Jail on a $2 million bond.
During their investigation, detectives also "developed probable cause to charge Steber with one count of Communicating a Threat of Mass Violence on Educational Property (Class H Felony)," according to the statement. The bond for the third charge was set at $1 million.
Court documents show Steber confessed to police during questioning that he had a "plan and timeline to kill people," according to Boston 25 News, and was deemed by authorities as a "threat to society."
North Carolina law bans people from carrying a firearm on educational property.
In court on Wednesday, the district attorney said Steber "had been thinking about this since last December. He was not going to be an outcast any longer." The DA alleged that Steber said he chose to attend higher education in North Carolina because it's easier to obtain guns in the state.
Steber also allegedly told police that he was going to kill himself and his roommate if they didn't get into a fraternity.
Steber has been expelled from High Point University.
"It's one thing to hear about it at another school or something like that, but you never feel it's going to happen where you go to school, right here where you live and go to class every day," HPU junior Colton Zenni told Fox 8.
"It's pretty disconcerting to think something like that could really happen anywhere. It could happen on your own campus."
