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Teen gets probation for threats
Boy high on magic mushrooms when he said he?d kill officer
By JOCELYN BETHUNE

BADDECK ? A 14-year-old boy who threatened to kill several people while high on magic mushrooms has been sentenced to a year?s probation.

The Victoria County teen forced his way into a high school dance and threatened to kill the school vice-principal and his wife, as well as the RCMP officer who arrested him.

He appeared Friday in Baddeck provincial court. He was also barred from being within 200 metres of the school and the homes of four teachers and two Mounties.

The teen cannot be identified because of his age. He pleaded guilty last fall to four charges of assault, as well as causing a disturbance and making threats.

Court heard that last October, the boy, who was intoxicated, tried to enter a teen dance at a Victoria County school. When refused entry, he assaulted and threatened to kill the vice-principal and three other teachers who tried to restrain him. While staff waited for the RCMP to arrive, the teen barged into the school.

Crown attorney Kevin Patriquin said that when the boy was arrested, he was so intoxicated that police decided to call an ambulance. He also threatened paramedics and hospital staff.

While in custody, the teen told the arresting officer he would "put a bullet through his eyes," slit the throats of the vice-principal and his wife and burn their home and the school, Mr. Patriquin said.

Defence lawyer Allan Nicholson said his client, who was suspended from school for a year, has no memory of what happened.

"He takes full responsibility for his actions," Mr. Nicholson said.

In accepting a joint sentencing recommendation, Judge Peter Ross said the offences "seem to be out of character" for the boy but that they do not appear "to be part of any calculated plan or considered act." The teen?s mother sat in court behind him.

The boy was also ordered to seek anger management counselling and is banned from using alcohol, drugs and carrying or owning weapons.

( jbethune@herald.ca)

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The Victoria County teen forced his way into a high school dance and threatened to kill the school vice-principal and his wife, as well as the RCMP officer who arrested him.

He appeared Friday in Baddeck provincial court. He was also barred from being within 200 metres of the school and the homes of four teachers and two Mounties.

The teen cannot be identified because of his age. He pleaded guilty last fall to four charges of assault, as well as causing a disturbance and making threats.

Court heard that last October, the boy, who was intoxicated, tried to enter a teen dance at a Victoria County school. When refused entry, he assaulted and threatened to kill the vice-principal and three other teachers who tried to restrain him. While staff waited for the RCMP to arrive, the teen barged into the school.

Crown attorney Kevin Patriquin said that when the boy was arrested, he was so intoxicated that police decided to call an ambulance. He also threatened paramedics and hospital staff.

While in custody, the teen told the arresting officer he would "put a bullet through his eyes," slit the throats of the vice-principal and his wife and burn their home and the school, Mr. Patriquin said.

Defence lawyer Allan Nicholson said his client, who was suspended from school for a year, has no memory of what happened.

"He takes full responsibility for his actions," Mr. Nicholson said.

In accepting a joint sentencing recommendation, Judge Peter Ross said the offences "seem to be out of character" for the boy but that they do not appear "to be part of any calculated plan or considered act." The teen

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Teen gets probation for threats
Boy high on magic mushrooms when he said he'd kill officer
By JOCELYN BETHUNE

BADDECK - A 14-year-old boy who threatened to kill several people while high on magic mushrooms has been sentenced to a year's probation.

The Victoria County teen forced his way into a high school dance and threatened to kill the school vice-principal and his wife, as well as the RCMP officer who arrested him.

He appeared Friday in Baddeck provincial court. He was also barred from being within 200 metres of the school and the homes of four teachers and two Mounties.

The teen cannot be identified because of his age. He pleaded guilty last fall to four charges of assault, as well as causing a disturbance and making threats.

Court heard that last October, the boy, who was intoxicated, tried to enter a teen dance at a Victoria County school. When refused entry, he assaulted and threatened to kill the vice-principal and three other teachers who tried to restrain him. While staff waited for the RCMP to arrive, the teen barged into the school.

Crown attorney Kevin Patriquin said that when the boy was arrested, he was so intoxicated that police decided to call an ambulance. He also threatened paramedics and hospital staff.

While in custody, the teen told the arresting officer he would "put a bullet through his eyes," slit the throats of the vice-principal and his wife and burn their home and the school, Mr. Patriquin said.

Defence lawyer Allan Nicholson said his client, who was suspended from school for a year, has no memory of what happened.

"He takes full responsibility for his actions," Mr. Nicholson said.

In accepting a joint sentencing recommendation, Judge Peter Ross said the offences "seem to be out of character" for the boy but that they do not appear "to be part of any calculated plan or considered act." The teen's mother sat in court behind him.

The boy was also ordered to seek anger management counselling and is banned from using alcohol, drugs and carrying or owning weapons.

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Microcosmatrix said:

Teen gets probation for threats
Boy high on magic mushrooms when he said he'd kill officer
By JOCELYN BETHUNE

BADDECK - A 14-year-old boy who threatened to kill several people while high on magic mushrooms has been sentenced to a year's probation.

The Victoria County teen forced his way into a high school dance and threatened to kill the school vice-principal and his wife, as well as the RCMP officer who arrested him.

He appeared Friday in Baddeck provincial court. He was also barred from being within 200 metres of the school and the homes of four teachers and two Mounties.

The teen cannot be identified because of his age. He pleaded guilty last fall to four charges of assault, as well as causing a disturbance and making threats.

Court heard that last October, the boy, who was intoxicated, tried to enter a teen dance at a Victoria County school. When refused entry, he assaulted and threatened to kill the vice-principal and three other teachers who tried to restrain him. While staff waited for the RCMP to arrive, the teen barged into the school.

Crown attorney Kevin Patriquin said that when the boy was arrested, he was so intoxicated that police decided to call an ambulance. He also threatened paramedics and hospital staff.

While in custody, the teen told the arresting officer he would "put a bullet through his eyes," slit the throats of the vice-principal and his wife and burn their home and the school, Mr. Patriquin said.

Defence lawyer Allan Nicholson said his client, who was suspended from school for a year, has no memory of what happened.

"He takes full responsibility for his actions," Mr. Nicholson said.

In accepting a joint sentencing recommendation, Judge Peter Ross said the offences "seem to be out of character" for the boy but that they do not appear "to be part of any calculated plan or considered act." The teen's mother sat in court behind him.

The boy was also ordered to seek anger management counselling and is banned from using alcohol, drugs and carrying or owning weapons.

( [Email]jbethune@herald.ca)[/Email]

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Edited 3 commas and the extra long - after BADDECK. Looks perfect.

Can't wait to see what Ythan does to punish this other website that dares to use special characters that the Shroomery cannot process.