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Prosecutors: Teen charged in Mariemont school threat 'had specific victims listed, specific details'

Prosecutors: Teen charged in Mariemont school threat 'had specific victims listed, specific details'
THIS IS 바카라게임 NEWS FIVE LEADING THE WAY. WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH AN INCREASE POLICE PRESENCE IN MARIEMONT. TOMORROW, AFTER A STUDENT IS ACCUSED IN A CREDIBLE PLOT TO HARM STUDENTS AND THANKS A LOT FOR JOINING US HERE AT 11. I바카라 게임 웹사이트M MIKE DARDIS GOOD EVENING TO YOU. I바카라 게임 웹사이트M SHEREE PAOLELLO. SO THIS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IS IN SERIOUS TROUBLE RIGHT NOW. THEY바카라 게임 웹사이트RE NOW CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT AGGRAVATED MURDER. 바카라게임. NEWS FIVE바카라 게임 웹사이트S DAISY KERSHAW JOINING US LIVE FROM MARIEMONT TONIGHT WHERE SHE LEARNED MUCH MORE FROM THE VILLAGE POLICE CHIEF THIS EVENING. HI, DAISY. HI, MIKE. AND SHEREE. THE MARIEMONT POLICE CHIEF TELLS ME THERE WILL BE MORE OFFICERS AROUND THE VILLAGE바카라 게임 웹사이트S FOUR SCHOOLS THROUGH AT LEAST THE REST OF THE WEEK. NOW, HE SAYS HE LEARNED ABOUT THIS THREAT FROM A STUDENT HERE AT MARIEMONT HIGH SCHOOL. AND WHEN THAT STUDENT TOLD A PARENT, THEY IMMEDIATELY TOLD POLICE THIS WAS A CREDIBLE THREAT. IT LET US GET OUT IN FRONT OF IT, PROBABLY SAVED A LOT OF LIVES. CHILLING WORDS TONIGHT FROM THE MARIEMONT POLICE CHIEF, RICHARD HINES. WITHOUT THE TIP. I THINK THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A REALLY BAD SITUATION. HINES SAYS THEY LEARNED ABOUT THE THREAT THIS MORNING. THE FBI WAS THEN CALLED IN INVESTIGATORS LATER ARRESTED THE 14 YEAR OLD STUDENT. THE INDIVIDUAL WAS PICKED UP AT SCHOOL AND BROUGHT BACK TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, WHERE HE WAS INTERVIEWED. INVESTIGATORS CAN바카라 게임 웹사이트T PROVIDE DETAILS JUST YET ABOUT THE NATURE OF THIS THREAT. POLICE SAYING THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE DANGER TODAY, AND THEY바카라 게임 웹사이트RE WORKING TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT THEY SAY. THE TEEN HAD PLANNED. THERE WASN바카라 게임 웹사이트T A IMMEDIATE THREAT TODAY, BUT DON바카라 게임 웹사이트T KNOW THE EXACT TIMELINE. BUT LIKE I SAID, IT WAS VERY CREDIBLE. THE DISTRICT ALERTING PARENTS IN A MESSAGE THAT SAID IN PART, WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE TIP AND THE SAFETY PROTOCOLS AND MEASURES THAT LED TO UNCOVERING THIS TODAY. PARENTS REACTING TONIGHT, EXPRESSING SOME RELIEF THANKS TO EFFORTS BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE SCHOOL. IT바카라 게임 웹사이트S SCARY. UM, BUT, YOU KNOW, THERE바카라 게임 웹사이트S A REASON WHY WE PUT, YOU KNOW, THESE THESE PLANS IN PLACE TO PREVENT THINGS LIKE THIS. AND I THINK THE SUPERINTENDENT AND I THINK THE SCHOOL DID A GREAT JOB. INVESTIGATORS SAY THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER ALSO HELPED WITH THIS INVESTIGATION, WHICH IS STILL ONGOING. REPORTING LIVE I
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Prosecutors: Teen charged in Mariemont school threat 'had specific victims listed, specific details'
A 14-year-old appeared in court Thursday accused of having what school officials call a "credible plot to harm students and staff" at Mariemont High School.The teen was arrested Wednesday after the Mariemont Police Department started investigating a potential threat at Mariemont High School.After interviewing witnesses to the threats, Mariemont police and agents with the FBI launched an investigation and arrested the 14-year-old for conspiracy to commit aggravated murder.Mariemont City Schools said in a statement the investigation revealed the student, "had a credible plot to harm students and staff.""Without the tip, I think this would have been a really bad situation," Mariemont Police Department Chief Richard Hines.School officials said the threat was identified and stopped preemptively and that while there was no immediate danger to students, it doesn't make the situation less serious.The teen appeared in juvenile court Thursday, where Defense Attorney Andrew Radin entered plea of denial and asked the teen be released to a mental health facility. Prosecutors spoke during the hearing, saying the teen "was planning an attack on his school, he had specific victims listed, specific details for this plan."Prosecutors said the teen had another individual involved in his plans to "procure tools to carry this out."When asked Thursday about a second person involved, Hines said the second person is not currently facing charges and wouldn't comment whether or not the person was an adult or another teenager. "He has been planning for about 5 weeks and was planning to do this soon," prosecutors said.According to prosecutors, the teen allegedly told officers "he wanted to do it and still wants to do it."The judge ordered the teen be held at Juvenile Detention Center. The next court date is Feb. 21

A 14-year-old appeared in court Thursday accused of having what school officials call a "credible plot to harm students and staff" at Mariemont High School.

The teen was arrested Wednesday after the Mariemont Police Department started investigating a potential threat at Mariemont High School.

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After interviewing witnesses to the threats, Mariemont police and agents with the FBI launched an investigation and arrested the 14-year-old for conspiracy to commit aggravated murder.

Mariemont City Schools said in a statement the investigation revealed the student, "had a credible plot to harm students and staff."

"Without the tip, I think this would have been a really bad situation," Mariemont Police Department Chief Richard Hines.

School officials said the threat was identified and stopped preemptively and that while there was no immediate danger to students, it doesn't make the situation less serious.

The teen appeared in juvenile court Thursday, where Defense Attorney Andrew Radin entered plea of denial and asked the teen be released to a mental health facility.

Prosecutors spoke during the hearing, saying the teen "was planning an attack on his school, he had specific victims listed, specific details for this plan."

Prosecutors said the teen had another individual involved in his plans to "procure tools to carry this out."

When asked Thursday about a second person involved, Hines said the second person is not currently facing charges and wouldn't comment whether or not the person was an adult or another teenager.

"He has been planning for about 5 weeks and was planning to do this soon," prosecutors said.

According to prosecutors, the teen allegedly told officers "he wanted to do it and still wants to do it."

The judge ordered the teen be held at Juvenile Detention Center. The next court date is Feb. 21