Overview
- RCMP rearrested the 14-year-old at the Manitoba Youth Centre on Wednesday and laid counts of conspiracy to commit murder, counselling murder and two uttering-threats charges.
- Police allege he and a 15-year-old in Bridgewater, N.S., discussed coordinated attacks on Rivers Collegiate and Park View Education Centre in online chats flagged to Canadian police by Interpol and the FBI.
- The Rivers youth was first taken into custody March 16 on a bus to school, which RCMP said was the safest way to detain him before he reached campus.
- Investigators searched two properties tied to the teen and seized electronic devices and two firearms that RCMP say belong to a relative.
- He remains in custody and is scheduled to appear in Brandon court on June 4, while the Nova Scotia youth also faces conspiracy and uttering-threats charges.