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The Polk County Sheriff's Office said the teenager made the violent and disturbing threats on the Discord text-chat app used by gamers.Detectives immediately began an investigation after the sheriff's office received multiple tips about the threats from other Discord users.Authorities said multiple online companies aided in the investigation, helping them identify the teenager who was staying with a friend at a home in Winter Haven, Florida.According to the arrest report, the 17-year-old admitted to making the threatening posts after getting jealous of other gamers.The sheriff's office released a list of the threats the teen allegedly made:“I’M GOING TO KILL SO MANY PEOPLE!!!!“SO MAY [MANY] BAD GUYS WILL DIE!!”“I’M GOING TO ATAB [STAB] SO MAY [MANY] PEOPLE AND MAKE THEM HURT!!”“I get pretty happy when I imagine myself being a villain going on a mass murdering spree like in a movie as f****d up as it sounds….”“HAHAHAHAHAHA I WANT SO MANY PEOPLE TO DIE BY HAND AND THEN PLAY WITH THEIR GUTS WHILE THAY [THEY] ARE STILL ALIVE!!!”“NOBODY UNDERSTANDS ME!!! BUT THEY WILL UNDERSTAND HOW DEAD THEY WILL BE IN A MINUTE!!”Detectives arrested the teen October 23, charging him with written threat to kill or injure. WFTS is not naming him due to his age.“We sincerely appreciate those who brought these disturbing threats to our attention. People saw or heard something, and they said something," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said. "We have learned from studying active shooters that in many cases there were indicators, clues and threats that were ignored prior to their evil actions. We can’t ignore these kinds of threats anymore. We must take those who make threats at their word.“During the course of their investigation, detectives determined the 17-year-old previously made threats of school shootings in Illinois. The teenager is not currently enrolled in any school.This story was originally published by Sean O'Reilly on 1937

The pilot's mother Sangeeta Suneja, herself a senior commercial manager with Air India, told CNN after a family briefing Tuesday that her son was "a sunny boy. He was loved by everybody in his company."She says her son, Capt. Bhavye Suneja told her there was no updated training simulation session when Lion Air started using the new aircraft."They said it was not required... When the transition happened, he said, 'Mama, I'm going to fly the MAX.' I said, 'How can you do that (when) you don't have (a) simulator session?' He said, 'We don't need to.'"Coming from an aviation family, she said that Suneja's sister wanted to follow in his footsteps, but that the fatal accident had shaken her faith in the technology."Even my daughter wants to be a pilot. She was so inspired by him she also wants to be a pilot," she said."Now I have apprehensions. I don't know. How safe it is. The trust in the machine is shaky now."She added that air safety regulation across the world needed to be re-established to reaffirm people's trust in air travel."Whenever they (present new aircraft) to the market, where the life of the people is at stake, the regulators must re-establish three, or five, levels of crosscheck... Someone should have questioned this." 1248

The launch energy to reach the Sun is 55 times that required to get to Mars, and two times that needed to get to Pluto, Yanping Guo of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, who designed the mission trajectory, said in a statement. "During summer, Earth and the other planets in our solar system are in the most favorable alignment to allow us to get close to the Sun." 376

The man, from St. Augustine, was stopped by police and told officials he thought he could bring the non-functioning launcher onboard in a checked bag. 150

The officer had surgery on Saturday, FOP President Dan Hils said on Facebook. Hils said the surgery went “very well.”Saturday, Mayor John Cranley said the suspect was a known violent offender and had pulled a gun on officers when they arrived to serve the warrant."Their actions were justified, and we pray for a speedy recovery," he said.According to Hamilton County property records and a Talbert House spokeswoman, the building in which the shooting took place is "permanent supportive housing" owned by the organization, which provides outpatient mental health and addiction treatment services to its clients.Cranley did not know what kind of treatment the suspect may have been receiving from Talbert House.Both Cranley and Hils said the incident brought to mind the shooting of Officer Sonny Kim, who died June 19, 2015, while responding to reports of a person "walking around (and) getting belligerent with a gun" in Madisonville.In reality, Kim had been deliberately lured to the scene by 21-year-old TrePierre Hummons, who shot and killed him before dying in a shootout with another officer. Like Kim, the officer wounded Friday was struck in a place his bulletproof vest did not protect. However, officials expected him to survive."Thankfully, thanks to an outstanding job by this officer and other officers on the scene, I think we’re going to be OK," Hils said. 1378