Former Highland Students Charged in 'Shoot Up' Hoax: Police
Brandon Worley, 21, and Ramon Leon, 24, are charged with threatening on Facebook to 'shoot up' Highland High School.
Ramon Leon
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Former Students' Threat to 'Shoot Up' Highland a Hoax: Police
Police do not believe the two men intended to carry out the threat to 'shoot up' Highland Regional High School.
Two former Highland Regional High School students have been charged with posting to Facebook a threat to "shoot up" the Blackwood school in what police have labeled a hoax. Gloucester Township Police were alerted to the threat against the high school at about 7 p.m. Monday. The threat was posted to the Facebook account of former Highland High School student Brandon Worley, police said. Police quickly took Worley, 21, and his roommate, Ramon Leon, 24, into custody at their home on the 600 block of Tatum Street, in West Deptford Township, Gloucester County, Monday night. No weapons or explosives were found inside the home, according to police, and it is not believed either man had immediate access to firearms. Investigators determined the …
Marlene Heat
8:13 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I saw first hand the asinine things these idiots put on Facebook. Trust me these dummys sounded for real. Brandon always talked about getting people back he could never let go of the past and keep it moving. So yeah I believed what they was posting was the truth. more ›