Juanita High School closed after student posts threats online

Several Juanita High School students came forward after a classmate posted threats online along with a picture of a firearm

[@virginiakane8440]

Who are raising these monsters?

[@slutmagic383]

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[@johnlouis7695]

Apparently his parents said he would no longer be allowed to be around firearms in the home. When he could actually go out and buy one now being eighteen so how would that stop him from carrying out that same threat. He should not be allowed to be around any firearms and he should not be able to ever legally purchase one the same as a felon.

[@JENDALL714]

Unless he is actually convicted of a crime, it's his right to carry a fire arm.

[@illustriouschris5843]

@@JENDALL714 right to carry a firearm? sure he is 18 but his right to carry a firearm was used to damage and scar his peers and COULD HAVE led to something really bad happening

[@JENDALL714]

@@illustriouschris5843 You can't take away someone's rights on "COULD HAVE", this isn't a dictatorship, it's a Republic and in a Republic you are innocent until proven guilty!

[@ZetaMotions]

his name is salomon levins

[@fumiyama165]

I would not trust the parents at all

[@dorthymcbride3384]

Great response! Watch social media and act!!!

[@wes5150.]

re: 0:27 "The parents of the Juanita High School student who made the threat said: . "Do you think it's going to rain this evening ?"

[@johnlouis7695]

Would this not be considered as being a domestic terrorist act and this young man has to be held accountable. And not forgiven for his own personal choice for openly threatening to destroy or to end innocent lives. If we don't hold these folks accountable and make examples out of them this is never going to stop. This is also another reason why everyone who graduates high school or chooses to drop out should have to spend at least two years in one of our military services.

[@trollthebringerofdeath2.0j99]

Beautiful