Overview
- The student allegedly wrote on a Pride Elementary whiteboard that he would bring a gun to school, according to the sheriff's office.
- Deputies say a note found in a desk described a list of classmates the child said he would kill.
- The child was taken into custody on a felony count of making a written threat to kill and told deputies he did not mean it.
- Officials notified the parents of the students named, and the child's parents told investigators he has no access to firearms.
- The sheriff's office also posted video of the handcuffed child in custody, and the case follows a February arrest of a 12-year-old in a separate school-threat investigation.