12-Year-Old Male Detained for Threatening with a Weapon
The Ashland Authorities Department apprehended a 12-year-old young boy on Monday for criminal threatening with a weapon and other charges.
Detained at the Trunk and Deal With in Ashland
Officer Daniel Rodgers reacted to a grievance around 6:13 p.m. of a 12-year-old male informing kids he had a pistol at a trunk or deal with car park in Ashland. The report likewise stated the young boy had actually fired the weapon previously at night.
Authorities Take Ruger Handgun
Rodgers stated he had actually heard a gunshot around 5:40 p.m. Officer Rodgers approached the juvenile and asked if he had a weapon. The 12-year-old rejected it in the beginning and after that raised his t-shirt. Rodgers took a forty quality Ruger handgun from him, according to WAGM.
The young boy’s moms and dads were called and they showed up on the scene. The young male went house with his moms and dads while the case was examined.
Young Male Fired Weapon at Basketball Court
The examination revealed that the young boy had actually fired the handgun at the basketball court coming from the Ashland Neighborhood School.
Juvenile Pointed Gin at Other Trainees
Authorities stated the young boy likewise pointed the weapon at 2 trainees after shooting the weapon at the court. Authorities likewise got a video of the 12-year-old pointing the weapon at another trainee.
Charges
The young male was charged with Terrifying Class C, Aggravated Reckless Conduct Class B, Threatening Show of a Gun Class D, Wrongdoer Threatening Class C.
Required To Long Creek Juvenile Detention Center
A Juvenile Probation Officer was called. The 12-year-old was required to the Aroostook County Prison and transferred to the Long Creek Juvenile Detention Center in South Portland.
His name is not launched due to his age. More charges are possible, stated cops.
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