In a recent alarming incident, 11-year-old Carlo 'Kingston' Dorelli was arrested in Florida for allegedly threatening to carry out a mass shooting at local schools, backed by a list of potential victims. Despite claiming it was a prank, the authorities took his actions seriously after he showcased an arsenal of airsoft rifles and weapons to classmates, which led to his felony charge for making threats of mass violence. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood emphasized the importance of holding juveniles accountable, stating that he would publicly release names and photos of those committing serious offenses. This incident follows a tragic school shooting in Georgia, which resulted in multiple fatalities, prompting calls for a reassessment of gun laws in the U.S. Additionally, other recent arrests of teenagers making threats against schools in Texas and Indiana highlight a growing concern regarding safety in educational environments. Law enforcement agencies are actively responding to such threats to ensure the safety of students and staff.