Man Who Made Threat To Shoot Up Schools Pleads Guilty

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (Metro) -- A 19-year-old Sedro Woolley man who was charged with threatening to shoot up area schools pleads guilty to a charge of felony harassment.

Korry Martinson was sentenced to three months in jail and has agreed to undergo a mental evaluation as part of a plea deal.

Martinson was arrested in December after he posted a message on Facebook, saying he would "shoot up every school within a 100 mile radius" if the government took away the right to bear arms.

The message described the gunman in the Newtown, Connecticut massacre as a "hero."

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