A probable cause hearing for three teenage boys charged with planning to shoot up two Linden schools is scheduled this morning. Ryan Stevens, 18, Lamar Dukes, 15, and Cody Brewer, 15, will appear in the 67th District Court. Police intercepted information October 28th about the plot. They forwarded the information to the FBI. Police said that the teens had “specific targets in mind” at Linden High School and Linden Middle School. The three teens were arrested on October 29th. They’re charged as adults with conspiracy to commit murder and false report or threat of terrorism.
Teens who plotted to shoot up their school will be in court
Nov 12, 2015 | 8:15 AM
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