Boy, 12, charged with making terrorist threats
Updated 5:26 PM ET April 13, 2000
SOMERVILLE, N.J. (Reuters) - A 12-year-old boy was charged
Thursday with making terrorist threats after he allegedly
drew a picture of a gun, showed it to a classmate, and then
threatened to kill her, prosecutors said.
Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne Forrest said the sixth-
grader, a student at N.K. Brampton School in South Bound
Brook, New Jersey, Monday allegedly drew a picture of a gun
and showed it to an 11-year-old girl in class.
The next day the boy told the girl he was going to kill her using a gun, Forrest said.
The girl, upset by the threat, reported it to school authorities.
The charge against the boy, contained in a juvenile delinquency complaint, was filed with the Family Part of the Chancery Division of Somerset County Superior Court.
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