Police have arrested a Maryland high school student who identifies as transgender on suspicion of possibly planning a mass murder at an elementary school.
according to Rockville resident Andrea Yeh, a biological female who describes herself as male and prefers to be called Alex, told Montgomery County police that she had written a 129-page report about the school shooting. He wrote a “manifesto” detailing how he intended to be shot. Eliminate evil acts.
Charging documents reveal some of the chilling confessions Yeh allegedly made on paper. For example, she allegedly wrote, “I want to shoot up a school. I’ve been preparing for it for the past few months. I sat in front of my father’s gun case, staring at the sleek black gun inside. All you have to do is put your finger on the trigger, take aim, and think about killing someone…This gun will change your life tomorrow.”
Another page in the manifesto shows Ye writing, “As I walk through the hallways, I carefully select the classrooms that are the most likely to be my targets.”
Elsewhere, Yeh, whose preferred pronouns are dutifully used by the mainstream press, wrote: “I considered shooting up my former elementary school because small children are easy targets.” It is said that
WRC-TV
shown Authorities said they were initially informed of the threat by someone who met Ye at a psychiatric hospital. According to charging documents, Yeh has received mental health treatment for many years.
MCPD was notified by the FBI of the cross-dresser’s manifesto and subsequently worked with the FBI’s Baltimore Field Office to investigate the matter.
After obtaining a search warrant, MCPD discovered internet searches, drawings, and documents “related to threats of mass violence.”You think about targeting Lakewood Elementary School and think, “That’s… [she] I want to be famous. ”
Yeh was charged with threatening gang violence and is being held at the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit pending a bail hearing.
Had the authorities not intervened, Ye might have continued his pattern of horrific attacks by radical cross-dressers.
September 20, 2018, mass shooting incident Outside the Rite Aid distribution center in Aberdeen, Maryland. The 2019 STEM school Highlands Ranch shooting incident in Colorado.of November 2022 Massacre At an LGBT club in Colorado Springs. A massacre of children at a Christian elementary school in Nashville in March 2023. Then there was the school shooting in Perry, Iowa, in January.
There are other failed attempts at bloodletting that would have followed this pattern. In Oregon, for example, a pro-Nazi cross-dresser was arrested in January after threatening to “go out in a blaze of glory.”
Among mass shootings nationwide from 2018 to 2023, the percentage of suspects who are transgender is
reportedly The proportion of the population is far more than seven times that of the population.
Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School in Rockville, part of the Montgomery County Public School System, appears to have been Leaf’s primary target. WRC pointed out that her manifesto included a map of the school.
Police focused specifically on high schools when discussing efforts to coordinate increased security with MCPS.
MCPS acknowledged in a statement
obtained According to WTTG-TV, although Ye is enrolled in the high school, she has not physically attended an MCPS school since fall 2022. report WTTG-TV. She appears to be taking lessons through the district’s online graduation virtual program.
“The charges are extremely serious and include an alleged threat of harm to another person,” MCPS said in a statement. “We value and appreciate the close collaboration between MCPS and MCPD on this issue. This is an example of our common efforts.”
MCPS also said it cannot share additional information due to student privacy laws.
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