Police in Mooresville, Indiana, reportedly prevented a trans teenager from carrying out a mass shooting at their local high school on Valentine’s Day.
WLWT reports: “Trinity J. Shockley, an 18-year-old student at Mooresville High School, has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder, intimidation and conspiracy to commit intimidation.”
The report adds: “According to court documents, officers stated Trinity is transgender, and goes by the name Jamie.”
Police were alerted to the would-be shooter’s plan after someone submitted a tip to the “FBI’s Sandy Hook Tip Line,” which led them to Shockley’s Discord and Snapchat accounts.
On Discord, Shockley reportedly wrote, “I’ve been planning this for a YEAR” and “I’m also buying a bulletproof vest.”
Additionally, Shockley appeared to be obsessed with mass killers and “made references to the Parkland, Florida shooting where 14 students and three staff members were killed on Feb. 14, 2018,” according to WLWT.
Reports claim Shockley had a “plan to shoot at lunch time because it would be busy,” WISH reports.
Police also learned Shockley, who was mere months from graduation, had for years attempted to obtain counseling from their school, but was denied access to mental health treatment by their father.
When questioned, Shockley told investigators he was “joking” and “would never do that and does not have access to a gun,” however, police did locate weapons and ammunition at their home.
The high school senior is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and intimidation and is currently being held in the Morgan County, Indiana, jail without bond.
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