CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (Sept. 17) - A 17-year-old boy was arrested and police found weapons, ammunition and bomb-making paraphernalia in his home after a tip that he was making threats online against his high school, fellow students and an officer assigned to the building.

Investigators received a tip earlier Thursday from a Washington state police officer that a student was making threats against the school in a chat room, police said Friday at a news conference.

Police displayed weapons and ammunition, tools allegedly stolen from a construction site, Nazi flags and books about white supremacy and Adolf Hitler. They said the items were found at Osantowski's Macomb County home about 25 miles northeast of Detroit.

Osantowski was charged with threatening terrorism - which carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison - concealing stolen firearms, breaking and entering a gun shop and threatening to kill a witness, among other charges. The judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf and set a cash bond of $1 million for the most serious charges.

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Be careful what you say over the net, I noticed some chatters in VNNf luring forum members into trap.

[QUOTE=El Duce]CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (Sept. 17) - A 17-year-old boy was arrested and police found weapons, ammunition and bomb-making paraphernalia in his home after a tip that he was making threats online against his high school, fellow students and an officer assigned to the building.

Investigators received a tip earlier Thursday from a Washington state police officer that a student was making threats against the school in a chat room, police said Friday at a news conference.

Police displayed weapons and ammunition, tools allegedly stolen from a construction site, Nazi flags and books about white supremacy and Adolf Hitler. They said the items were found at Osantowski's Macomb County home about 25 miles northeast of Detroit.

Osantowski was charged with threatening terrorism - which carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison - concealing stolen firearms, breaking and entering a gun shop and threatening to kill a witness, among other charges. The judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf and set a cash bond of $1 million for the most serious charges.

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Be careful what you say over the net, I noticed some chatters in VNNf luring forum members into trap.[/QUOTE]

Damm shame, we lost a good man. When are people going to stop this stockpiling weapons BS? How many firearms can a man use at once?

diablo

Fuck, when I was 17 I was banging beaver, not collecting bomb-making paraphernalia.