Fisting and Grenades
Yeah so as part of school today I was up to my shoulder in a cows twat and pooper (yes those are the technical names). Seriously. But I need to do it again because I couldn't feel anything I was meant to except the spine.
Oct 11, 2007 5:32 PM
Subject: PW high school almost attacked.
Body: Some students left the school this morning, but school was never formally dismissed.
Police in Montgomery County say the 14-year-old, who was home schooled, planned to attack students at the Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School.
Plymouth police acted on a tip and searched the student's home Wednesday night. Officers seized 4 hand grenades he was making, several weapons and other material.
Investigators also seized one 9mm assault rifle, several authentic-looking BB and air guns.
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Department Bomb unit says one of the grenades was operational.
Also recovered was a book on how to make bombs, videos of the Columbine shooting and notebooks detailing violent acts.
The Montgomery County District Attorney is planning to release more information later this morning.
The following is the text of an e-mail alert that was sent out from the school district Thursday morning:
" Plymouth Township Police have a 14-year-old boy in custody who was reportedly planning a "Columbine" type event at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School (PWHS). The youth was not enrolled at the school. Police acted quickly on the tip of a current PWHS student and his father. Police further indicated that the school and its students were never in danger.
Police went to the residence of the student and received consent to search the home. Officer's found various weapons and the juvenile was taken into custody.
Police are confident that the incident is isolated to this individual and no threat to the school and/or students exists.
School District administrators continue to work with local law enforcement to ensure the safety of all Colonial School District students and staff.
(Copyright 2007 by 6abc and Action News. All rights reserved.)
Oct 11, 2007 5:32 PM
Subject: PW high school almost attacked.
Body: Some students left the school this morning, but school was never formally dismissed.
Police in Montgomery County say the 14-year-old, who was home schooled, planned to attack students at the Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School.
Plymouth police acted on a tip and searched the student's home Wednesday night. Officers seized 4 hand grenades he was making, several weapons and other material.
Investigators also seized one 9mm assault rifle, several authentic-looking BB and air guns.
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Department Bomb unit says one of the grenades was operational.
Also recovered was a book on how to make bombs, videos of the Columbine shooting and notebooks detailing violent acts.
The Montgomery County District Attorney is planning to release more information later this morning.
The following is the text of an e-mail alert that was sent out from the school district Thursday morning:
" Plymouth Township Police have a 14-year-old boy in custody who was reportedly planning a "Columbine" type event at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School (PWHS). The youth was not enrolled at the school. Police acted quickly on the tip of a current PWHS student and his father. Police further indicated that the school and its students were never in danger.
Police went to the residence of the student and received consent to search the home. Officer's found various weapons and the juvenile was taken into custody.
Police are confident that the incident is isolated to this individual and no threat to the school and/or students exists.
School District administrators continue to work with local law enforcement to ensure the safety of all Colonial School District students and staff.
(Copyright 2007 by 6abc and Action News. All rights reserved.)