BOONSBORO - A 14-year-old Boonsboro High freshman who was charged with making a bomb threat and spoke of forming a "raincoat mafia" at school Wednesday will be spending the next 30 days at the Noyes Detention Center in Rockville.
Thursday morning, Washington County Circuit Judge John H. McDowell heard that the teen allegedly said he was going to wrap up a box like a bomb, and bring guns and bombs to school, juvenile authorities said.
"He even mentioned forming a raincoat mafia and using water pistols to spray everyone," the Department of Juvenile Services caseworker said this morning.
Defense attorney Lori Kelley said this was the teen's first contact with juvenile authorities. She asked for community detention pending his hearing on charges of false statement of a destructive device and threat of arson.