A therapist found the student 'professed admiration for the perpetrators of the Columbine shooting, displayed a lack of empathy and other disconcerting behaviors.'
A Florida teen who admired the perpetrators of the Columbine shooting and claimed that he would"become a god" by carrying out his own massacre has been arrested.
At that point, there was not sufficient evidence for an arrest, and after a home visit by youth services it was ruled there was"no specific and viable threat" regarding the 8th grader. Around this time, the student started telling his classmates that he had attempted to obtain a teacher's personal information, including their home address. When asked about his statements, he became disruptive and had to be removed from class.
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