um, yeaaaaah

[virgilia]

um, yeaaaaah Man arrested for making online threats against schools SAN DIEGO – The FBI has arrested a 39-year-old man for making threats over the Internet against local elementary schools. Paul Douglas Rodgers was arrested Monday on federal charges while being held in county jail on an unrelated charge. On June 9, Rodgers admitted to San Diego police officers that he had posted a threat on on May 26 against a local elementary school, said FBI spokesman Darrell Foxworth. Rodgers told police he was part of a mind-control experiment, Foxworth said. He was admonished by police that making such threats was a crime and asked to go to in for a mental health evaluation. He agreed and spent eight days at a county facility being evaluated, Foxworth said. On July 30, Rodgers posted a threat against two Coronado elementary schools on , saying they were going “to be destroyed” during attacks in October, Foxworth said. The posting said the schools were attended by children whose parents were in the military, Foxworth said. According to the federal complaint, Rodgers lives primarily out of his truck and used a laptop computer to connect to the Internet using free Wi-Fi and also used a computer in a public library. Rodgers was arrested Aug. 5 by San Diego Harbor Police officers for several vehicle-code violations. He has been transferred to federal custody and had a court appearance Tuesday.

[aloyse]

^^ beat me to it

[Patra]

interesting they traced him even though he used free wifi from his truck.

[mogg]

Sounds like they only found him because of the vehicle violations though.

[dandurand]

and the library those computers are probably monitored (or logs are kept)