From California Post · · 50s
Teen girls plot revenge attack on Corona High School
Two 15-year-old girls planned a revenge-based attack at Corona High School, but no attack occurred.
In brief
Two 15-year-old girls planned a revenge-based attack at Corona High School, but no attack occurred. Two 15-year-old girls plotted a revenge-based attack at Corona High School but no attack happened. Originally reported by California Post.
Revenge plot revealed
Two 15-year-old girls planned a revenge-based attack at Corona High School.
“They were trying to make specific plans as to how they were going to carry out this revenge-based attack”
Police investigation details
Corona Police Department Lt. Robert Montanez said the girls discussed firearm acquisition and hunting-license requirements.
“They were still very much in the planning stages”
FBI intervention
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed online communications about a planned school attack were flagged to police.
“a potential act of targeted violence against a Southern California high school was disrupted before anyone was harmed”
Arrests made
One girl was arrested on October 6 and the other on October 20.
“The FBI identified online communications discussing a planned school attack”
No imminent threat
Corona police confirmed no attack was imminent despite the girls' planning.
“They were still very much in the planning stages”
Riverside DA review
Riverside District Attorney's Office is reviewing the case without filing charges.
“pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 676”
The essence
Two 15-year-old girls plotted a revenge-based attack at Corona High School but no attack happened.
