Florida Sheriff Posts Mugshot of 11-Year-Old After School Shooting Threat

The boy, accused of making a written threat and showing off weapons, faces a felony charge as authorities crack down on hoax threats.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood is publicizing the names and photos of minors arrested for school shooting threats to deter future incidents.
The 11-year-old boy, identified as Carlo 'Kingston' Dorelli, allegedly threatened a shooting at Creekside or Silver Sands Middle School.
Authorities recovered a cache of airsoft guns, knives, and swords from the boy's home after he showed them off in a video chat.
The boy claimed the threats were a joke, but he was charged with a felony for making a written threat of a mass shooting.
The sheriff's actions have sparked debate, with some praising the move for accountability and others criticizing it as harmful to children.