Another student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has made death threats against one of his classmates just a month after a shooter gunned down 17.
The teen, who has not been named, posted threatening pictures on his Instagram showing himself armed with a gun and bullets after he claimed another student had stolen his Gucci sandals.
The first picture, obtained by TMZ, showed the student with what appeared to be a handgun down his pants, with the caption ‘catch me out here n****s’.
Another student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has made death threats against one of his classmates just a month after a shooter gunned down 17.The first picture showed the student with what appeared to be a handgun down his pants, with the caption ‘catch me out here n****s’
The next showed an array of bullets with the caption: ‘Anyone know josh at Stoneman Douglas he’s light skin where’s Gucci glasses and jeans that look like a 4 year old drew on em hmu’
The next showed an array of bullets with the caption: ‘Anyone know josh at Stoneman Douglas he’s light skin where’s Gucci glasses and jeans that look like a 4 year old drew on em hmu.’
Police have arrested the unnamed student for making the threats.
Officers recovered the BB gun and bullets, and discovered that the teen’s Fortnite gamer tag name was NickCruz – the same name as the school shooter.
The teen, who has not been named, posted threatening pictures on his Instagram showing himself armed with a gun and bullets after he claimed another student had stolen his Gucci sandals
However, the school has so far refused to confirm whether the student has been expelled or suspended.
Now the parents of the teen’s intended target are demanding the school gives them answers.
They have filed a lawsuit to find out what the school plans to do with the student.
Their lawyer, Bradford Cohen told TMZ that they weren’t after money, they were simply protecting their son.
‘The family is looking for answers in terms of what’s going to happen to this youth,’ he said.
‘What’s going to happen to this youth that put a gun and bullets and threats on Snapchat.
Kids are brought out of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after the shooting at the school on February 14
Gunman Nikolas Cruz is escorted into the courtroom for his arraignment on Wednesday, March 14
‘Is he coming back to school? Is he not coming back to school?
‘My client is fearful to go back to school. There was shooting there a month a go – all we want is some communication.’
Ever since the February 14 shooting that left 17 students and staff members dead, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students have become advocates for stricter gun control laws.
Their push for gun control saw hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the March For Our Lives events on Saturday.
The main event was held in DC, but another 800 events took place around the world in cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco, Portland, Las Vegas, Indianapolis, Chicago, Houston, Denver, Pittsburgh, Boston, Miami, Atlanta, Nashville and other areas.
Globally, events were held in Paris, London, Berlin, Sydney, Mumbai, Tokyo.
Fuentes was just one of many Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students who gave speeches.
People hug as they attend a candlelit memorial service for the victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 17 people on February 15
The DC march began on Pennsylvania Avenue at noon on Saturday. It has been organized by the teenage survivors of the Parkland shooting on February 14
Parkland survivor David Hogg, 17, was among the 20 young speakers at the Washington DC event. At the end of his impassioned speech, he took a presidential tone and said: ‘Thank you, I love you all. God bless you and God bless the United States of America’
Emma Gonzalez, one of the most vocal of the event organizers, went silent on stage until she had been there for 6 minutes and 20 seconds, the amount of time it took gunman Nikolas Cruz to murder 17 people at Stoneman Douglas on February 14
Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West attended the event with their daughter North. They are pictured backstage
The teens were joined by a raft of stars including George and Amal Clooney, who donated $500,000 to the event, Jimmy Fallon, Steven Spielberg, Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus.
Singers including Andra Day and Jennifer Hudson were among those who performed in front of the crowds.
A satellite image provided by DigitalGlobe showed the massive crowd at the March For Our Lives rally in Washington, DC on Saturday.
David Hogg, one of the Stoneman Douglas survivors who has been at the forefront of the issue ever since, spoke confidently about the event on Saturday morning in an early interview with GMA.
‘Today we are going to start a revolution.
‘This is the beginning of a lifelong marathon not only for me but for my generation.
‘We are sick and tired of the inaction here in Washington and around the country at different state capitals and different cities, of politicians that are owned by the NRA and not listening to the constituents of America.
PICTURED: Fourteen students, geography teacher, coach and athletic director shot dead in Florida high school massacre
Jaime Guttenberg, 14, (left) was described by relatives as a ‘kind-hearted, sweet’ girl. She attended the school with her younger brother who survived and rushed home afterwards. Senior Nicholas Dworet (right) was a gifted swimmer who had his sights set on 2020 Tokyo Olympics success. His devastated college student girlfriend is among those grieving his death. Friends said he was not just a talented athlete, but a ‘good guy’ who will be missed
Martin Duque, 14, (left) was missing for hours on Wednesday and his frantic family desperately appealed for him to get in touch on social media. On Thursday, his older brother Miguel confirmed his death. Martin was a freshman. Meadow Pollack, 18, (right) was preparing for college. Her father was at the school on Wednesday and showed her photograph around in the hope that she would be found alive
Cara Loughran (left) was missing on Wednesday afternoon. Her mother Denise and her father rushed to the designated hotel where parents were told to go to be reunited with their children in the hope that she would be found alive. Her grieving neighbor confirmed her death on Thursday. Alyssa Alhadeff, 15, (right) was eulogized by her mother who said she was a talented soccer player and creative mind. ‘All she had to offer the world was love… I just sent her to school and she was shot and killed,’ she said
Luke Hoyer, 15, (left) was described as a ‘precious’ child by his grandparents who confirmed his death. They found out about the shooting on television. They said he was a ‘good kid’ who ‘never got in trouble’. Joaquin Oliver, 17, (right) was also killed. Joaquin was a Venezuelan immigrant who came to the US with his family for a ‘better future’, they said on Thursday
Gina Montalto, 15, (left) was described as a ‘light and joy’. She and Jaime, another victim, volunteered at a local project called The Friendship Initiative where they acted as buddies for children with special needs. Gina’s mother Jennifer shared pleas to find her on social media on Wednesday. Alaina Petty, 14, (right) was also killed. Her Mormon church confirmed her death, saying she was a ‘valiant’ member
Carmen Schentrup, 16, (left) was also killed in the shooting. Carmen was a gifted student who last year was named as a semifinalist in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. It includes students who score above average in their SATs or National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. ROTC student Peter Wang, 15, (right) also died. His parents speak little English and relied on their neighbor to post social media appeals looking for him. They went to the Marriott hotel with other parents to wait for news of him on Wednesday night and have since confirmed that he was among those killed
Alex Schachter, 14, (left) was also killed. His mother died when he was a child and he attended the school in Florida with his brother, who survived. The teenager’s father Max said he was a ‘sweetheart of a child’ who ‘just wanted to do well and please his parents’. Helena Ramsey, 17, (right) was described by relatives as a ‘reserved’ and studious girl who was due to go to college next year
Geography Scott Beigel, 35, (left) was shot dead as he tried to lock the door of his classroom again after letting a group of fleeing students in to hide. They were running away from the gunman. Aaron Feis, 37, (right) died acting as a human shield. The track coach had thrown himself on top of the kids to stop the bullets from hitting him. He was a former student and was also a security guard at the school where he had worked for eight years
Athletic director Chris Hixon, 49, was also killed shielding students