Schools close for Piba threatens obsession with "Columbine massacre" | Chronic

Public schools in the Denver area, Colorado's capital, suspended their courts while US police were looking for a Florida teenager who flew to that city and bought a rifle after being "obsessed" with the shootout that occurred 20 years ago at the Columbine High School.

The FBI stated that the woman is considered, that she has identified as Country of the sun, 18, is "extremely dangerous" and "Threats of Violence in the Denver Metropolitan Area" just days before the twentieth anniversary of the attack, which killed 15 people and shocked the country.

All schools in Denver and surrounding areas have been informed of the need to strengthen security measures because the threat is "general and credible," he said. Patricia Billinger, spokesperson for the Colorado Department of Public Safety, in western Denver.

Columbine and more than 20 schools in the suburbs of Denver closed Tuesday for three hours, as clbades were held after the police announced that they were investigating a "credible" threat and before the police closed. Announcement of their ban to open Wednesday.

The Denver County Police Bureau and the FBI announced that Mr. Pais had traveled to Colorado from Miami on Monday night to purchase a rifle and ammunition.

Denver Public Schools announced that their facilities would be closed Wednesday and that they would not carry out any activity.

The newspaper The Denver Post He said that he phoned Pais 'parents' house in Surfside, Florida, and that the conversation was interrupted by a man who introduced himself as an FBI agent and said he was questioning them.

Surfside police said their parents last saw her on Sunday and that she was reported missing on Monday.

The situation

This case comes a few days after the 20th anniversary of the shooting in Columbine on April 20, 1999. In Columbine, students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold they killed 12 of their clbadmates and a teacher before committing suicide.

"This opens a plague, especially during the anniversary week of the most affected families" for the shooting, the Jefferson County Sheriff said at the press conference, Jeff Shrader.

The police chief acknowledged that those in Pais were not the first threats related to Columbine since the event.