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Judge sentences Mariemont teen who admitted to school threats

Judge sentences Mariemont teen who admitted to school threats
THE WAY. WELL, SENTENCING TODAY FOR THE 14 YEAR OLD, WHO ADMITTED THAT HE HAD A HIT LIST AND THREATENED A MASS SHOOTING AT MARIEMONT HIGH SCHOOL. THANKS FOR JOINING US HERE AT 6:00. I바카라 게임 웹사이트M MIKE DARDIS AND GOOD EVENING TO YOU. I바카라 게임 웹사이트M SHEREE PAOLELLO AT THE CENTER OF THIS HEARING. MENTAL HEALTH. IT WAS NOT ONLY MENTIONED BY PROSECUTORS, BUT ALSO BY THE DEFENSE AND EVEN THE TEENAGER BEING SENTENCED. 바카라게임 NEWS FIVE바카라 게임 웹사이트S BRIAN HAMRICK WAS IN THE COURTROOM FOR THAT HEARING. HE JOINS US NOW WITH THE STORY. HI, BRIAN. YEAH. SHEREE. DURING THE SENTENCING, THERE WAS A GLIMPSE INTO THE WORKINGS OF THE TEENAGER바카라 게임 웹사이트S MIND, AND IT CAME FROM SOMEWHERE YOU MIGHT NOT EXPECT HIS OWN WORDS BECAUSE HE바카라 게임 웹사이트S STILL UNDER 18. THE JUDGE바카라 게임 웹사이트S ORDER IS THAT HE WON바카라 게임 웹사이트T BE SEEN BY CAMERAS IN COURT, BUT HE CAN BE HEARD. WE HAD TO WRITE DOWN HIS THOUGHTS IN THIS CASE. JOSHUA THOMPSON, THE TEEN바카라 게임 웹사이트S ATTORNEY, READING WHAT THE 14 YEAR OLD WROTE ABOUT THE CRIME. I WOULD LIKE TO START OFF BY TAKING FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY ACTIONS AND ALSO BY STATING THAT I NO LONGER DESIRE TO HARM ANY OF THESE PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE ALL OF THIS TIME I바카라 게임 웹사이트VE HAD TO REFLECT ON MY ACTIONS. WE GOT A CALL YESTERDAY, ANONYMOUS CALL WITH THE TEEN바카라 게임 웹사이트S ARREST WAS CAPTURED ON POLICE BODY CAM IN FEBRUARY. HE WAS ACCUSED OF PLANNING A MASS SHOOTING AT MARIEMONT HIGH SCHOOL. HE LATER PLEADED GUILTY TO 12 COUNTS OF INDUCING PANIC. ONE COUNT FOR EACH OF THE VICTIMS NAMED ON HIS HIT LIST. YOU바카라 게임 웹사이트RE OBVIOUSLY THIS IS A DISTURBED KID, HE HAD THESE THOUGHTS IN HIS HEAD TO CARRY OUT. ONE OF THEM IS STARING BLANK AND THEN EVER MENTAL HEALTH WAS A CENTRAL TOPIC OF DISCUSSION AT THE HEARING. NOT ONLY BY PROSECUTORS, BUT THE DEFENSE AND EVEN THE TEEN HIMSELF. IN HIS WRITTEN STATEMENT. YOU SEE, A LOT OF PEOPLE APOLOGIZING BECAUSE THEY WERE ARRESTED. I바카라 게임 웹사이트M SORRY WON바카라 게임 웹사이트T FIX IT. I DEEPLY HARM THESE PEOPLE바카라 게임 웹사이트S SENSE OF SECURITY AND I CLEARLY NEED HELP. COUNTS TWO THREE. HE WAS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH SERVICES. HE바카라 게임 웹사이트LL HAVE ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES THERE. THERE바카라 게임 웹사이트S ALSO A NO CONTACT ORDER WITH ANY OF THOSE ON THE HIT LIST. AND THIS THERE IS FURTHER A STAY AWAY ORDER FROM THE MARYMOUNT SCHOOLS AS WORDS BECOME THE LASTING IMAGE OF A TEENAGER WHO REMAINS UNSEEN IN COURT. NOW THE TEEN GETS CREDIT FOR TIME SERVED, WHICH IS ABOUT FIVE MONTHS. SO I HAVE A LITTLE MORE THAN A YEAR AND A HALF TO GO, BUT HE COULD BE HELD UNTIL HE바카라 게임 웹사이트S 21. IF DIES. DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T SEE THE KIND OF PROGRES
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Judge sentences Mariemont teen who admitted to school threats
The teenage suspect accused of plotting a mass shooting at Mariemont High School has been sentenced to two years in Department of Youth Services.Judge Kari Bloom sentenced the teen Tuesday after he admitted, which is the same as pleading guilty, to 12 new counts of inducing panic. In exchange, the state dropped their charge of conspiracy to commit murder. The teen was given credit for time served so he will have now about one year and seven months left to serve. He was also ordered to stay away from the school and all of the students named on his hit list. In February, the teen was arrested after being accused of making extensive plans to conduct a mass shooting at MHS. There were 12 people specifically named, that's where the 12 counts came from. There are texts between the teen and a man in Colorado Springs, Colorado that showed plans involving guns, killing and rape. The teen's legal defense team released a statement following the plea, saying, "the agreement in this case recognizes that Juvenile Court is the appropriate place to ensure that A.B. gets the individualized treatment he needs. We believe that our best chance to ensure that a young boy like A.B. never causes such fear to the community again is by finding specialized treatment for his disabilities, a goal which cannot be achieved by sending him to youth prison, where abuse and inability to provide adequate treatment has been the subject of many news reports and government scrutiny in the past several months."The teen's family also released a statement following the plea."We are committed to making sure that our son receives and completes appropriate treatment so we can get to the root cause of the problem. We are working closely with his legal team and look forward to presenting a treatment plan in the upcoming week."

The teenage suspect accused of plotting a mass shooting at Mariemont High School has been sentenced to two years in Department of Youth Services.

Judge Kari Bloom sentenced the teen Tuesday after he admitted, which is the same as pleading guilty, to 12 new counts of inducing panic. In exchange, the state dropped their charge of conspiracy to commit murder.

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The teen was given credit for time served so he will have now about one year and seven months left to serve.

He was also ordered to stay away from the school and all of the students named on his hit list.

In February, the teen was arrested after being accused of making extensive plans to conduct a mass shooting at MHS. There were 12 people specifically named, that's where the 12 counts came from. There are texts between the teen and a man in Colorado Springs, Colorado that showed plans involving guns, killing and rape.

The teen's legal defense team released a statement following the plea, saying, "the agreement in this case recognizes that Juvenile Court is the appropriate place to ensure that A.B. gets the individualized treatment he needs. We believe that our best chance to ensure that a young boy like A.B. never causes such fear to the community again is by finding specialized treatment for his disabilities, a goal which cannot be achieved by sending him to youth prison, where abuse and inability to provide adequate treatment has been the subject of many news reports and government scrutiny in the past several months."

The teen's family also released a statement following the plea.

"We are committed to making sure that our son receives and completes appropriate treatment so we can get to the root cause of the problem. We are working closely with his legal team and look forward to presenting a treatment plan in the upcoming week."