Snapchat File PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. Deputies arrested a Pinellas County Schools student for Written Threats to Kill or Conduct a Mass Shooting.
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. Deputies arrested a Pinellas County Schools student for Written Threats to Kill or Conduct a Mass Shooting.
According to deputies, 13-year-old Kendrick Meadows sent messages in a group chat, via Snapchat, to another student regarding participating in a school shooting that would take place at Carwise Middle School.
Deputies say Meadows then stated he would shoot the other student first if he reported the incident to anyone. The student who received the messages notified his parents, who contacted law enforcement.
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Deputies made contact with Meadows at his residence, where he admitted to sending the messages, but told deputies the threat was a joke.
Deputies say Meadows was taken into custody and charged with Written Threats to Kill or Conduct a Mass Shooting.
He was transported to the Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center.
“The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to keeping our schools, our children, and our community safe. Anyone with information on any threats are asked to notify the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office immediately at (727) 582-6200 or via https://getfortifyfl.com/,” said PCSO.
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