Girls Allegedly Listed 'Revenge' Targets in Mass School Shooting Plot
Summary
Two 15-year-old girls were arrested for allegedly planning a school shooting at Corona High School in California. Police found they had a list of names and were possibly motivated by revenge, but no weapons were found. The investigation is ongoing, and both remain in custody on charges related to conspiracy to commit murder.Key Facts
- The FBI alerted local police about online communications suggesting a threat to Corona High School.
- The first suspect is a 15-year-old student at Corona High School; the second is a 15-year-old from Norco High School.
- Investigators found evidence the girls researched past school shootings and discussed how to get weapons.
- Police discovered a list of individuals’ names, indicating potential targets, but the motive seems focused on the school itself.
- No weapons were found during searches of residences and electronic devices.
- The suspects are charged with conspiracy to commit murder and are being held in juvenile custody.
- The Riverside County District Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case to decide on formal charges or whether to move the suspects to adult court.
- Law enforcement agencies involved include Corona Police, FBI, Riverside County Sheriff's Office, and Corona-Norco Unified School District.
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