佛罗里达中学生因涉嫌策划校园枪击被捕

      佛罗里达州基西米市Horizo​​n中学的两名学生在向当局提供小费后被指控策划大规模枪击事件。

      Osceola县警长办公室的新闻稿说，调查始于一名学生告诉其他学生他们将被视为“安全”的时候。反过来，这又使学校的学生怀疑谁可能不安全。

      进一步的调查显示，有两名学生对在学校实施暴力行为（也许是大规模枪击事件）进行了交谈。学生们创建了一个“安全”列表和一个“刺”列表。当可疑的学生承认创建列表时，他们声称他们只是在开玩笑。

      学生们还讨论了将枪偷偷带入学校的问题。第三名学生与其他两个人一起讨论了潜在的行为，证实了侦探提供的信息。

      两名学生被控以书面威胁杀死或进行大规模射击。他们被预定到奥兰多的少年拘留所。

      尽管学校枪击案在全国范围内是一种流行病，但佛罗里达州的威胁受到了严重重视，尤其是在2018年2月14日在帕克兰市的斯通曼·道格拉斯高中枪击案发生后。这一事件造成17人死亡和17人受伤。

      去年八月，有两个人在分别针对不同学校的威胁后在佛罗里达州被捕。在Discord上发现对学校的威胁后，Nova高中的一名学生被捕。

      Broward County警察报告说，威胁说：“我想开办一所学校。这是一种真正的感觉。我希望人们受苦。” 据称该学生承认创建并分享了该职位，但表示他无意继续。

      ABC新闻报道，同一天，在坦帕，一名12岁女孩因对Snapchat对Burns Middle School的威胁而被拘留。权威人士说，该帖子写道：``亲爱的bms学生，我将在2019年9月3日拍摄那头恶作剧，准备好向家人告别。''

      该学生是一名七年级学生，面临重罪指控，要以书面形式威胁杀害，人身伤害或进行大规模射击或恐怖主义行为。

      佛罗里达州的一个数据库被推迟了，该数据库原本是通过将社交媒体帖子与正在寄养，被欺负，犯罪或引起执法部门注意的人们合并来帮助防止学校开枪的。法律问题使该项目陷入困境。《教育周刊》报道说，隐私权倡导者还担心收集到的数据可能会用来惩罚儿童而不是帮助他们。

FLORIDA MIDDLE SCHOOLERS ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY PLANNING SCHOOL SHOOTING

      Two students at Horizon Middle School in Kissimmee, Florida, have been charged with planning a mass shooting after a tip to authorities.

      According to a press release from the Osceola County Sheriff's Office, the investigation began when a student told other students they would be considered "safe." This, in turn, made students at the school wonder who might be unsafe.

      Further investigation revealed that two students had conversed about carrying out an act of violence, perhaps a mass shooting, at the school. The students had created both a "safe" list and a "stab" list. While the suspected students admitted to creating the lists, they claimed they were only joking.

      The students also discussed sneaking a gun into the school. A third student, who was with the other two as they discussed the potential acts, corroborated information given to detectives.

      The two students were charged with making written threats to kill or conduct a mass shooting. They were booked into the Juvenile Detention Center in Orlando.

      While school shootings are a nationwide epidemic, threats in Florida are taken seriously, especially in the wake of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland on February 14, 2018. That incident left 17 people dead and 17 injured.

      This past August, two individuals were arrested in Florida after making separate threats against different schools. A student at Nova High School was arrested after a threat against the school was found on Discord.

      Broward County police reported that the threat said, "I want to shoot up a school. This is a genuine feeling. I want people to suffer." The student allegedly confessed to creating and sharing the post but said he had no intention of following through.

      ABC News reports that on the same day in Tampa, a 12-year-old girl was placed in custody for a threat she made on Snapchat against Burns Middle School. Authorities say the post read, "Dear bms students I will be shooting that skool up September 3 2019 be ready say your goodbyes to you're family."

      That student, a seventh-grader, faces a felony charge of making a written threat to kill, do bodily injury, or conduct mass shooting or an act of terrorism.

      A Florida database, that was supposed to help prevent school shootings by merging social media posts with people who have been in foster care, bullied, committed a crime or drawn the attention of law enforcement, has been delayed. Legal issues have bogged the project down. Education Week reports that privacy advocates are also concerned that data collected may be used to punish children instead of helping them.