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A Maryland high school student has been charged after police discovered his plans to commit a school shooting.The student, 18-year-old Alex Ye, whose legal name is Andrea, was arrested Wednesday following discovery of a 129-page manifesto detailing how he would carry out the shooting.According to police,the document also stated that he contemplated targeting an elementary school and that he wanted to be famous. A search warrant retrieved by the M stanley tumbler ontgomery County Police Department led to internet searches, drawings and documents related to threats of mass v stanley cups iolence. Police say that s stanley cups uk ecurity at Montgomery County Public Schools will increase, specifically at Wootton High School.Ye is currently in custody at Montgomery County Central Booking where he awaits a bond hearing.This story was originally published by Dominick Philippe-Auguste atScripps News Baltimore.Trending stories at Scrippsnews Unauthorized person reportedly in flight deck during MLB team flight3 arrested after malnourished 5-year-old girl dies from neglectVirginia fisherman hears gunshot, then finds body in the water Xpef Afghan girl from famous National Geographic cover portrait is evacuated to Italy
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