Maine man pleads guilty to threatening school shooting in Portsmouth, N.H., in Snapchat video
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A Maine man who posted a video on Snapchat in April stating he would “shoot up” a Portsmouth, N.H., school and was later arrested while in possession of an AR-15, camouflage body armor, and a laser sight pleaded guilty Monday to charges in federal court, prosecutors said. Kyle Hendrickson, 25, pleaded guilty in US District Court in Concord, N.H., to interstate threatening communications and possessing a firearm in a school zone, the office of US Attorney for New Hampshire Jane E. Young said in a statement. Each charge carries a...
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