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Gun violence at schools is an all too real possibility, and every violent threat is taken seriously. Threats disrupt school, waste law enforcement resources and cause fear in families. Under Florida law, a student can be charged with a felony for written threats to kill, do bodily injury or conduct a mass shooting. Sheriff Gregory Tony warns school threats are no laughing matter. “If you make a threat as a student, you are going to be arrested and most certainly prosecuted, and these serious criminal charges will remain with you throughout your entire life.” This cautionary video addresses the life-altering consequences of making school threats.